After the revolution

The Hungarian historian of Dul ​​Sefy was the first ambassador of post-war Hungary in the USSR. It was in Moscow, in a mansion on the cook (at that time, Norovsky Street) after the revolution offered to the attention of the Russian reader was written. The most paradoxical in the extensive creative heritage of the Sphphy, this work reflected an important stage in his spiritual evolution. It is not only open and in full voice called compatriots to express gratitude to the Soviet Union and the Red Army, the price of huge losses made a decisive contribution to the victory over Nazism, but at the same time came to convincing the historical feasibility and patterns of the Long-Term Union of Hungary with Russia