“…Principal contributor(s): United Nations Information Office Information on lawyers' income; Austrian tourists visit Budapest; the radio jamming station near the Austrian border; Sopron artisans in difficulty; Textile industry and etc.…”

“…The rest were allowed to work in lawyers' cooperatives.…”

“…Principal contributor(s): Sándor Kiss; Hungarian Symposium According to this memorandum, members of the Hungarian Symposium are those politicians, diplomats, scholars, lawyers, writers and artists in exile who feel indebted to the Hungarian people for bringing the Hungarian Question to international attention.…”

“…General Assembly Communications recommending the General Assembly withdraw its recognition from the Hungarian delegation; listing the names of 332 Hungarian workers imprisoned by the regime and asking the United Nations to use its good offices for their release; list of 33 Hungarian newspapermen executed, condemned to death or imprisoned; protesting against the curtailment of freedom of Hungarian lawyers and the imprisonment of minors for their participation in the uprising.…”

“…Principal contributor(s): Hungarian National Revolutionary Committee in Exile Increased church attendance; interest in the findings of the Special Committee; internal struggle in the Party; exploiting the conflict with the West for consolidation of the regime; situation of the retuned refugees especially dire - of 21,000 returned refugees, 5,000 are in detention, many are interned; campaign against lawyers and small tradesmen; new arrests of political activists whose fates are unknown; prisons overcrowded with political prisoners.…”

“…He was transported back to Hungary and interrogated by the ÁVH. Witness HH, lawyer, member of the Revolutionary Council in Veszprém, gave an account of the events in Veszprém. …”

“…Principal contributor(s): United Nations Special Committee on the Problem of Hungary The committee asked György Pálóczi-Horváth in connection with his earlier statement. Witness MMM was a lawyer in Budapest from 1939 onwards, and a member of the Smallholders' Party. …”