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Multicultural History Society of Ontario

Hungarian interview - Pal Orosz
Hungarian interview - Zoltan and Cecilia Lamperth
Hungarian interview - Gabriella and Geza Kardos
Hungarian interview - Gustav Azari
Hungarian interview - Marta Hidy
Hungarian interview - Istvan Hegedus
Hungarian interview - Jozsef Fodor
Hungarian interview - Alfred Kaman
Hungarian interview - Andrew Hertel
Hungarian interview - Andrew More
Hungarian interview - Joe and Elizabeth Czerlau
Hungarian interview - Andy Balasz
Hungarian interview - George Fulop
Hungarian interview - Charles and Eva Galos
Hungarian interview - Miklos Majorcsak
Hungarian interview - Steve Mayorcsak
Hungarian interview - Clare Feth
Hungarian interview - John Balthes
Hungarian interview - John Ehl
Hungarian interview - Judith Kopacsi-Gelberger
Hungarian interview - Madge Axford
Hungarian interview - Ivan Halasz DeBeky
Hungarian interview - Mrs. Csok
Hungarian interview - Julia Bayer
Hungarian interview - Charles Ficzere

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