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November 9, 1956

Radio Free Europe Encrypted Telex MUN 157, Richard Condon to W. J. Conerey Egan

Richard Condon, Radio Free Europe (RFE) European Director reports on the border situation in late October and RFE staff who entered Hungary to report on the developing revolt there.

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Obtained and contributed to CWIHP by A. Ross Johnson. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty corporate records, Hoover Institution Archives.

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