Talk:Árpád Göncz

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He participated in the Hungarian resistance against fascism in 1944. In 1957 he helped the papers of Nagy Ferenc to be sent abroad. (N. F. was the Hungarian Prime minister in the 1956 revolution in Hungary.) For this he was sentenced to lifelong term. In 1963, he got amnesty.

(After The Hungarian Larousse Encyclopedia)

That's interesting. This article says Ferenc Nagy was Prime Minister of Hungary in 1946–1947, not in 1956. Adam78 13:27, 9 December 2005 (UTC)