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AHF Disaster Relief: Helping Victims of the Toxic "Red Sludge" Disaster

On Monday, October 4th, a large reservoir filled with toxic red sludge in western Hungary ruptured, releasing approximately 700,000 cubic meters (185 million gallons) of stinking caustic mud, which killed many animals, at least four people, and injured over 120 - many with chemical burns.5/2/2011 - AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in Hungary... At the event held at the Stuart Street Playhouse on May 1st, 2011, the Boston community came together to help victims of a toxic waste reservoir rupture in Hungary. A legacy of its communist past, it is Hungary's worst ecological disaster. With 7,000 people affected directly by the disaster, a state of emergency has been declared in three western counties of Hungary [read more about the disaster]. The 2010-2011 AHF Disaster Relief Fund has now raised over $225,000.00.

Speakers included Event Chair, James Buzgo (seen here); AHF Executive Chairman, Bryan Dawson; and New York Consul General, Ambassador Karoly DanSpeakers included Event Chair, James Buzgo; AHF Executive Chairman, Bryan Dawson; and Speakers included Event Chair, James Buzgo; AHF Executive Chairman, Bryan Dawson; and New York Consul General, Ambassador Karoly Dan (seen here)New York Consul General, Ambassador Karoly Dan. Honorary Patrons included General Robert Ivany, Ph.D., President of the University of St. Thomas in Houston and and Boston University's International Relations Department. Mr. Gabor Garai, the Honorary Consul General of Hungary in Boston, co-sponsored a wine and cheese reception where piano virtuoso Balint Varga from theBerklee College of Music provided music. A silent auction featured the worksof painter Zsuzsanna Szegedi and photographer Monika Merva. DVD's of "The Soviet Story," and the animated film about the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, "Freedom Dance," were also featured.

Speakers included Event Chair, James Buzgo; AHF Executive Chairman, Bryan Dawson (seen here); and New York Consul General, Ambassador Karoly DanThe highlight of the evening was the showing of a short documentary of the disaster and the full-length documentary by Latvian director Edvins Snore entitled, "The Soviet Story." The riveting film tells the story of the Soviet regime and its unspeakable crimes, such as the Great Famine in Ukraine where an estimated 7,000,000 people were starved to death, the Katyn massacre and the medical experiments in the Gulag.The film also describes the collaboration between Stalin’s Soviet Union and Hitler’s Nazi Germany up until the time Germany invaded the Soviet Union, a collaboration often ignored or forgotten [read more about the film].

[Download] Bryan Dawson's Keynote Address
[Download] Bryan Dawson's Keynote Address

Edmund Burke said: “Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it.” Bryan Dawson delivered the Keynote Address. In his speech, Mr. Dawson recalled that the Soviet Story was the legacy of all those affected by Soviet-imposed tyranny and its after-effects which continue to today:

"To those of us affected by the communist legacy, whether it be our 1956 Freedom Fighters who braved Soviet tanks in the streets of Budapest, or the Poles in Poznan, or the undesirables in the Gulag, “The Soviet Story” is also our story. This week marks the 25th anniversary of Chernobyl. We honor those that died and pray for the survivors. Left to right: Eva Balogh; Gabor Garai (Honorary Consul General of Hungary in New England); Bryan Dawson (AHF Executive Chairman); In the wake of the nuclear disaster in Japan, we must be reminded that there are more Soviet-era reactors in operation today – almost all deployed on the European border of Russia.

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in HungaryLack of environmental regulation and oversight and Soviet-era practices continue to plague former Soviet-occupied nations.There are other “Toxic Time Bombs”... cyanide spills into the river Tisza emanating from Rumania, rusting heavy industrial plants lining the Danube’s  banks and… yes… other toxic sludge reservoirs in Hungary. But threats to our health and the environment are not the only chapters in our Soviet Story.

The Boston Red Sludge Relief Committee, Left to Right: Jim Buzgo, Ildiko Losonci, Mariann Polgar-Turcsanyi, Agnes Virga, Bryan DawsonWhile democracies have emerged and developed in Central and Eastern Europe since the collapse of Communism, a brutal, autocratic regime still reigns in Belarus and vestiges of intolerance and discrimination against national minorities linger even within some countries that have joined western institutions. But 50 years of coursework in “totalitarianism 101” is hard to unlearn. Denial and revisionist history undermine the pillars of democracy.

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in HungaryIn 2009, Slovakia, home to a sizeable historic Hungarian community, passed their repressive “Language Law,” which among other things, makes the use of Hungarian in officialcommunication punishable in towns andvillages where the ethnic Hungarian community hasdropped to less than 20 percent of the total population. Thankfully, an amendment to forbid Hungarian in churches was later withdrawn.

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in HungaryOver 20 years after the fall of Communism, the historic Hungarian community still waits for Rumania to live up to its legal obligations and stated commitment to Western values and return church and synagogue properties confiscated by the communists and to allow bilingual signs and instruction in the historic Babes-Bolyai University in Kolozsvar. Formerly autonomous Hungarian regions wait for their autonomy to be restored in Serbia’s province of Vojvodina and in Transylvania now in Rumania.

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in HungaryHungary has a millennia-old democratic tradition. The previous regimes under Soviet occupation tried to erase this history. "All for the people and all by the people. Nothing about the people without the people. That is Democracy..." Lajos Kossuth, leader of the 1848 Hungarian War of Liberation, spoke these words in 1852, over a decade before Lincoln's famed "for the people, by the people" speech given at Gettysburg.  His prophetic words are relevant today. Now that democracy has been restored to Hungary, “the people” should expect and demand accountability and transparency.

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in HungaryWhat we will see tonight in the “The Soviet Story” is deeply disturbing… It highlights the Soviet regime’s unspeakable crimes, such as the Great “Holodomor” Famine in Ukraine where millions of people were intentionally starved to death, the Katyn massacre in Poland, and the medical experiments in the Gulag. The film contains newly discovered footage and describes the collaboration between two evil empires - Stalin’s Soviet Union and Hitler’s Nazi Germany - a collaboration often ignored or forgotten.

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in Hungary. Dr. Agnes Virga seen here.On this 25th Anniversary of Chernobyl, we will learn that the Soviets built their Soviet-era nuclear facilities along the border with Europe. They knew very well which way the wind blows. Eleven of Russia's reactors are of the RBMK 1000 type, similar to the one at Chernobyl.  Critics say that these reactors are of an "inherently unsafe design" and cannot be modernized, as some parts are impossible to replace. Despite reaching  their “end of life,” these reactors have been extended and uprated in output by about 5%.

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in HungaryToday, May 1st, as communist countries celebrate this May Day, let us bear witness to the Communist and Nazi Legacy so that this tragic history is not forgotten and NEVER repeated. As we are in some way the protagonists in the continuing Soviet story, we and our next generations have a say in how the story ends.

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in HungaryPlease support the Federation and its local members. There is much work to do and we cannot accomplish it alone – only in unity can we find strength. Ísten Áldjon, köszönöm."

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in Hungary. Balint Varga plays an original arrangement.Mr. Dawson concluded with a short poem by Gyorgy Faludy entitled, “A Gólyák Kimaradnak.”

A gólyák kimaradnak, kevesebb a virág,
a kis tavak eltűnnek, megrohadnak a fák,
az ivóvíz is egyre mocskosabb lett, kihal
a rák a patakokból, a folyókból a hal.

Buda dombjai éles kontúrja elmosódott,
piszkos foltokat látsz csak, nem zöldelő bozótot,
a szennyes lég megrágja a házakat, a rostos
üregeket tüdődben s a szobrokon a bronzot.

Ordíthatnék, mikor a pusztulás karmát látom
a réteken, a gyermek bőre mögött s a fákon.
Másutt se jobb. A német, a francia, az osztrák
harcol a romlás ellen, s a harcot nem titkolják.
Segítségüket kérni persze nincsen okunk.
Fajtánk kiirtásáról magunk gondoskodunk.

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in HungaryVsevolod Petriv of the Ukrainian Congress Committee, which serves with AHF on the Central and East European Coalition (CEEC), and Maria Saxe, Secretary of the Ukrainian American Educational Center of Boston, asked participants to sign a petition urging the Massachusetts State Assembly to commemorate the Great Genocide and Famine, "Holodomor," highlighted in the film. President Barack Obama issued a statement on November 13, 2009, Ukrainian Holodomor Remembrance Day:

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in Hungary"Seventy six years ago, millions of innocent Ukrainians – men, women, and children – starved to death as a result of the deliberate policies of the regime of Joseph Stalin. Tomorrow, we join together, Ukrainian-Americans and all Americans, to commemorate these tragic events and to honor the many victims.

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in HungaryFrom 1932 to 1933, the Ukrainian people suffered horribly during what has become known as the Holodomor – “death by hunger” – due to the Stalin regime’s seizure of crops and farms across Ukraine Ukraine had once been a breadbasket of Europe. Ukrainians AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in Hungarycould have fed themselves and saved millions of lives, had they been allowed to do so. As we remember this calamity, we pay respect to millions of victims who showed tremendous strength and courage. The Ukrainian people overcame the horror of the great famine and have gone on to build a free and democratic country.

AHF and member organizations in Massachusetts raise money for Toxic Sludge victims in Hungary. Balint Varga plays at the reception.Remembering the victims of the man-made catastrophe of Holodomor provides us an opportunity to reflect upon the plight of all those who have suffered the consequences of extremism and tyranny around the world. We hope that the remembrance of Holodomor will help prevent such tragedy in the future."

- by Bryan Dawson. Photos courtesy Ferenc Vajda

More about the Red Sludge Disaster

The ecological disaster and is now threatening the entire ecosystem of the Danube, Europe's second longest river. A criminal probe has just been opened by Hungarian authorities and the company's owner has been arrested.In October 2010, AHF activated its Disaster Relief Fund to help victims of the toxic “Red Sludge” disaster following the October 4th rupture of a large reservoir filled with toxic red sludge in western Hungary. The rupture released approximately 700,000 cubic meters (185 million gallons) of stinking caustic mud, which killed many animals, at least eight people, and injured over120 - many with chemical burns. But the 12-foot-high flood of sludge inundated and completely destroyed several towns, sweeping cars off the road as it flowed into the nearby Marcal River.

A large reservoir (seen here) filled with toxic red sludge in western Hungary ruptured, releasing approximately 700,000 cubic meters (185 million gallons) of stinking caustic mud, which killed many animals, at least four people, and injured over 120 - many with chemical burns. The red sludge in the reservoir is a byproduct of refining bauxite into aluminum, which took place at a plant run by the Hungarian Alumina Production and Trading Company.Emergency workers rushed to pour 1,000 tons of plaster into the Marcal River in an attempt to bind the sludge and keep it from flowing on to the Danube some 45 miles away. The red sludge in the reservoir is a byproduct of refining bauxite into aluminum at a plant run by the Hungarian Alumina Production and Trading Company.

Videók magyarul
See videos of the disaster (in Hungarian) [videók magyarul]

The ecological disaster and is now threatening the entire ecosystem of the Danube, Europe's second longest river. Several towns are virtually destroyed and hundreds of residents have been displaced, probably never to return home. While its full long-term impact is not yet clear, the event represents a human and environmental disaster affecting not only the immediate region but the larger ecosystem as well. A criminal probe was opened by Hungarian authorities and the company's owner has been arrested. [See more pictures] at Boston.com's "Big Picture." Or see videos in Hungarian on www.vorosiszap.com

Former NY Governor Pataki, himself of Hungarian background, called on Americans to help. Ambassador Károly Dán, New York Consul, joined his call for assisting Hungarians who have lost their homes as a result of last week’s tragic flood of toxic red sludge. On October 12th, 2010, Governor Pataki said, “The situation in Hungary is grave and its people need our help.  Last week more than 200 million gallons of toxic red mud flooded into several towns, killing and injuring many and leaving hundreds more homeless.  It destroyed entire towns, burned people through their clothes and caused tens of millions of dollars in private property damage,” Pataki continued. “Time and again, from the recent floods in Pakistan to last year’s earthquake in Haiti to the 2004 tsunami in Indonesia and countless other tragedies, the American people have demonstrated their compassion and sense of responsibility by rising to the occasion and helping our fellow global citizens in times of need.  This is one of those times, and we urge the American people to answer the call once more on behalf of the people of Hungary.”


The Soviet Story... "The classes and races, too weak to master the new conditions of life must give way... They must perish in the revolitionary holocaust" - Karl Marx.

Watch the official "The Soviet Story Trailer"

“The Soviet Story” is a story of an Allied power, which helped the Nazis to fight Jews and which slaughtered its own people on an industrial scale. Assisted by the West, this power triumphed on May 9th, 1945. Its crimes were made taboo, and the complete story of Europe’s most murderous regime has never been told. Until now…

”The Soviet Story” was filmed over 2 years in Russia, Ukraine, Latvia, Germany, France, UK and Belgium. Material for the documentary was collected by the author, Edvins Snore, for more than 10 years. As a result, ”The Soviet Story” presents a truly unique insight into recent Soviet history, told by people, once Soviet citizens, who have firsthand knowledge of it.

Unique video footage
Rare footage shot in 1990, the last year of the USSR, shows an abandoned Soviet death-camp in Magadan, Siberia, where the KGB had carried out medical experiments on prisoners. The film also presents never before broadcasted Nazi footage showing Soviets helping Hitler launch WW2 and providing aid for the Nazi Blitzkrieg.

Exclusive images
”The Soviet Story” features a number of photographs taken by Heinrich Hoffmann, Hitler’s personal photographer. These pictures have never before been shown to the public. The film also presents several shocking Nazi documents found by the film’s author in the Political Archive of the German Foreign Ministry (2007).

Wikipedia writes, "The Soviet Story is a 2008 documentary film about Soviet Communism and Soviet-German collaboration before 1941 written and directed by Edvīns Šnore and sponsored by the UEN Group in the European Parliament.

The film features interviews with western and Russian historians such as Norman Davies and Boris Sokolov, Russian writer Viktor Suvorov, Soviet dissident Vladimir Bukovsky, members of the European Parliament and the participants, as well as the victims of Soviet terror.

The film argues that there were close philosophical, political and organizational connections between the Nazi and Soviet systems before and during the early stages of World War II. It highlights the Great Purge as well as the Great Famine, Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, Katyn massacre, Gestapo-NKVD collaboration, Soviet mass deportations and medical experiments in the GULAG."

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“The Soviet Story” is a story of an Allied power, which helped the Nazis to fight Jews and which slaughtered its own people on an industrial scale. Assisted by the West, this power triumphed on May 9th, 1945. Its crimes were made taboo, and the complete story of Europe’s most murderous regime has never been told. Until now… [Click] to watch excerpts on YouTube [WARNING - Contents are disturbing and may not be suitable for children]:

“The Soviet Story” is a story of an Allied power, which helped the Nazis to fight Jews and which slaughtered its own people on an industrial scale. Assisted by the West, this power triumphed on May 9th, 1945. Its crimes were made taboo, and the complete story of Europe’s most murderous regime has never been told. Until now…


See how the Soviet Union helped Nazi Germany instigate the Holocaust. Economist Magazine called this award-winning film “…the most powerful antidote yet to the sanitization of the past. The film is gripping, audacious, and uncompromising.” Winner of the Mass Impact Award at the 2008 Boston Film Festival.

"The Soviet Story" -  See how the Soviet Union helped Nazi Germany instigate the Holocaust. Economist Magazine called this award-winning film “…the most powerful antidote yet to the sanitization of the past. The film is gripping, audacious, and uncompromising.” Winner of the Mass Impact Award at the 2008 Boston Film Festival.See how the Soviet Union helped Nazi Germany instigate the Holocaust. Economist Magazine called this award-winning film “…the most powerful antidote yet to the sanitization of the past. The film is gripping, audacious, and uncompromising.” Winner of the Mass Impact Award at the 2008 Boston Film Festival.

Piano virtuoso Balint Varga from the Berklee College of MusicThe program includes: A wine reception co-sponsored by Gabor Garai, Honorary Consul General of Hungary in New England; music by piano virtuoso Balint Varga from the Berklee College of Music; brief remarks by Ambassador Karoly Dan, Consul General of Hungary in New York and Bryan Dawson, AHF Executive Chairman; and a silent auction featuring the works of painter Zsuzsanna Szegedi and photographer Monika Merva. DVD's of "The Soviet Story," "Freedom Dance," and other Hungarian films will be available for purchase.

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About the Director, Edvins Snore

Edvins Snore is both the author of “The Soviet Story” script and the director of the film. “The Soviet Story” is his debut feature documentary. As a Master of Political Science, Edvins Snore studied the subject and collected materials for the film over 10 years. As a result, “The Soviet Story” presents a truly unique insight into the recent Soviet History. In 2008 the President of Latvia, Valdis Zatlers awarded the director of the film, Edvins Snore with the Order of the Three Stars.Edvins Snore is both the author of “The Soviet Story” script and the director of the film. “The Soviet Story” is his debut The Soviet Storyfeature documentary. As a Master of Political Science, Edvins Snore studied the subject and collected materials for the film over 10 years. As a result, “The Soviet Story” presents a truly unique insight into the recent Soviet History. In 2008 the President of Latvia, Valdis Zatlers awarded the director of the film, Edvins Snore with the Order of the Three Stars and in 2009 the Order of the Cross of Terra Mariana.
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About the Artist,
Zsuzsanna V. Szegedi

About the Artist, Zsuzsanna V. SzegediHungarian-born artist Zsuzsanna V. Szegedi started her art education in Pécs, Hungary then graduated from Massachusetts College of Art in 2001.  She is the recipient of a Puffin Foundation Artist Grant and her solo exhibits include Fruitlands Museum in Harvard, MA, and the Danube Museum in Esztergom, Hungary. About the Artist, Zsuzsanna V. SzegediAs an artist and designer she has spent the past 8 years creating and exhibiting her art locally and internationally while managing her own web design studio in the Metro Boston Area. Website: www.zsuzsanna.com

About the Artist, Monika Merva

A freelance photographer for The New Yorker, Details, and The New York Times, Monika spent nine years vividly developing "The City of Children," documenting everyday life at the Gyermekközpont, a Hungarian government-run housing facility for those fleeing from abusive and poverty-stricken backgrounds in Fot, Hungary.A freelance photographer for The New Yorker, Details, and The New York Times, Monika spent nine years vividly developing "The City of Children," documenting everyday life at the Gyermekközpont, a Hungarian government-run housing facility for those fleeing from abusive and poverty-stricken backgrounds in Fot, Hungary. Merva remarked that she "become increasingly impressed by the quiet, and often hidden, power and beauty of this place, a community of people with a background that lends itself to a universal take on the human condition." Her poignant and perceptive work has been awarded and exhibited all over the world, and this body of work is currently on exhibit in Budapest.

Monika obtained her MFA in Photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design. See her City of Children series which is being published by Kehrer Verlag in May of 2011, and the project will be on view at FotoFest Houston in 2012 and buy "The City of Children" Book on AHF's Amazon StoreBuy it now on AHF's Amazon Store!

About the Artist, Balint Varga

Piano virtuoso Balint Varga from the Berklee College of MusicComposer/pianist, Balint VARGA expresses his genius through his original compositions that range in style from musicals to pop, jazz to classical. Having created four original full-length stage musicals and dozens of other genre songs for stage, concerts, and studio recording, Varga is a masters student at Berklee College of Music in Boston.

Born 1982 in Budapest, Hungary, at the age of 17, Varga first worked for Bastille Opera House in Paris. He was the youngest contracted piano player ever in the history of Bastille Opera House. After he graduated from the Business College of Budapest, he soon became involved in the theater world, thanks to director Cornelius Baltus. Varga worked for many productions and shows as a music director, pianist and orchestrator. While Varga is a musical theater composer, he has also a great passion for classical music. As a child, he was a member of the State Opera House in Hungary, where he composed his first full symphony for a 60 piece orchestra, "Around the World in 12 Minutes", and a chamber orchestra piece "Little Chariot". At the age of 23, Varga composed and staged "Houdini The Musical", followed soon thereafter by "Covershow", then "Why Don't I Have a Girlfriend?", “Houdini the Musical” and most recently "Kobolds" (trans. “Goblins”) a Halloween story.

In Europe, Varga played in Paris, Klagenfurt, Antwerp, Nancy, Budapest for “Dance of Vampire”, “Jesus Christ”, “Fiddler on the Roof”, “Jekyll and Hyde”, and other productions. Varga has been most celebrated for his creation of “Kobolds” and “Houdini the Musical”. See more on LaRiccia Media Productions.


Balint was featured in Ghia Gabriela Szwed and JoJo LaRiccia's music documentary, "LIFT: Humanitarian Relief Songs Initiative" which won "Best Documentary 2010" in Boston. The film raises funds for earthquake-ravaged Haiti. [Click to view] and comment!

"The classes and races, too weak to master the new conditions of life must give way... They must perish in the revolitionary holocaust"
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