Magyar Örökségi Szemle March 1986. [antikvár]

EDITOR'S NOTE: This commemorative issue is dedicated to Louis Kossuth (1802-1894), the great Hungárián freedom fighter, patriot, and statesman, and to the Hungárián War of Independence (1848-1849) which he inspired and led. For this reason, we had to shuffle things around a bit to fit everything in within the limited number of pages available to us. We will, however, pick up and continue in our next issue several of the ongoing series of features which we had to leave out in this one. So please bear with us.) WASHINGTON REPORT: President Ronald Reagan did not forget what the Hungárián community in America is commemorating this month and we are very pleased and proud to present his presidential message on Page 5 OTTAWA REPORT: The Prime Minister of Canada, the Honorablc Brian Mulroney, is another important governmental leader and statesman of stature who has not forgottén the significance of this month to the Hungárián community in Canada and we are very pleased and proud to publish his ministerial message on Page 6 MILESTONES IN HUNGÁRIÁN HISTORY: Instead of publish Part IV of Roger B. Goodman's ongoing series of articles on the history of Hungary, which we will continue next month, we have leap-frogged over his sequentially timeframed order to present his articles about Louis Kossuth and the Hungárián War of Independence, Sándor Petőfi, the Martyrs of Arad, Kossuth's Tour of the United States and the reasons for its failure, and about "The Forgottén Kossuth". These articles begin on Page 7 THE BOOKSHOP: Because several of the books we listed in previous have been sold out and are no longer in print, we had to update the titles now available to our readers. You'll find our new listings on Page 15 FEATURE-OF-THE-MONTH: You will find Part II of "The Future of Yalta" by Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski on Page 16 HUNGÁRIÁN HALL OF FAME: We continue this new series by introducing the three recipients of the American Hungárián Foundation's "George Washington Award" on Page 21