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...died for." Horthy's state funeral had brought home to her that the popular image of 1956 as a moment of heroic unity had involved a major lapse in collective memory: "After the Russians crushed the revolution, people's selective memory retained only the struggle against the oppressors and 'forgot' about the very real and important differences among whose who had fought." By 1993, those differences and their implications had become glaringly apparent. If some right-wing nationalists were to be believed, only white Christians deserved the name of "Hungarian"--Jews, gypsies and other minorities needn't apply...
...Banaszaks; a retired couple from Florida, were walking the Freedom Trail September 11 when Merle hanged his camera on a metal post and forgot to pick...
...childhood and adolescence but have since hardly spoken to each other: he is married and busy with a prosperous photography business; she is coping as a single mother of a chain-smoking teen, Roxanne (Claire Rushbrook). Meanwhile, Hortense (Marianne Jean-Baptiste), the child Cynthia gave up for adoption and forgot, tracks down her mother. Revelation to Maurice and to Roxanne seems imminent. Drama ensues...
After working in numerous British feature and TV films, Neeson moved in 1985 to Los Angeles, where he began performing in a string of indifferently received movies like The Good Mother, with Diane Keaton, and Sam Raimi's Darkman. But he never forgot the stage, and it was his dynamic performance in a '93 Broadway revival of Anna Christie that convinced Spielberg he had found his Schindler...
...fact, Clinton's refusal to fit into the traditional Democratic box seems to be giving the Republicans palpitations. The President's march to the middle has required Republicans to rush to the right. Nowhere was this more clearly demonstrated than in Sunday night's debate. Inexplicably, Bob Dole forgot about his main message of the night until two-thirds of the way into the debate. Then, however, like Old Faithful, it was unstoppable. About once every two minutes, Bob Dole announced to the world that Bill Clinton was a big government, wild-eyed "liberal." The Bill Clinton who signed...