Budapest at War: The Story of Hungarian Freedom Fighter Adam von Dioszeghy

by Donald Johnson, Donald Johnson

If you live long enough and pay attention along the way, chances are you will rub shoulders with some interesting and amazing people and their life stories. I have lived a long life, and indeed have run across my share of amazing and interesting people. Adam von Dioszeghy is one such person, and I am blessed to know his life story and be counted among his friends. Adam von Dioszeghy • At 7 years of age, a World War II veteran as he and his mother survive the battle raging around them in Budapest. • Came of age under a tyrannical communist regime. • At 18 years of age, became a freedom fighter in that ill-fated 1956 Hungarian Revolution. • Fled to the US as a refugee, having nothing and not knowing the language of his new country. • Graduated from Stanford University. • Served as a US Naval Officer with three combat tours to Vietnam. • Gained a Doctor of Law degree from Stamford Law School. • Retired, and along with his wife Aliz, moved back to his old native country of Hungry. • Authored his life memoirs. • Co-authored, along with Aliz, two additional memoirs describing their relocation and new life in Hungary.

64 pages, Paperback

Published June 24, 2018