Travel today means using identical ports, planes, and hotels. The Baron and Baroness Kende travelled differently. Luxury on liners, juxtaposed with the hardship of canoes or horses made them acquainted with a world that they loved. Their lives will introduce the reader to the worlds of South America and Ireland. Hungary was the birthplace of the Baron but he became an exile when he escaped Russian domination. Hard work and dedication to whatever he did, made of him that rare person - a successful refugee.
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Baroness Rosa Kende was born in 1933 in Cork, Ireland. She married her Hungarian husband in 1956 and had one daughter, Daisy. Gabor and Rosa led a full life, partners in everything that they undertook, from living on a sugar plantation in Peru to dairy farming in Co. Kildare.
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Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Gábor Kölcsey Kendy was born in 1924 in Cégénydányád, Hungary. The Russian Army crossed the border into Hungary in 1942 from Ukraine, and Gábor along with a friend, one of the Bánffy family from Transylvania, escaped across the border into Austria. In Budapest Gábor had met Donegal TD Brian Brady [1903 - 1949; he is buried in Killybegs]. He it was who accompanied two and a half tons of food, which was a gift from the Irish people to the people of Hungary. Gábor got his Irish visa and arrived in Ireland. Rosemary Doyle was born in 1933 in a house opposite the University in Cork, and in 1956 Rosa married her Hungarian Baron. They lived and worked in Peru before returning to Ireland and established a dairy farm and pedigree Friesian herd at Newtown Donore Co. Kildare. Travels to Visegrád, Eger, Esztergom. Pages xi; 258, illustrated with photographs. SIGNED by Rosa [Kende]. Signed presentation copy. Seller Inventory # 006105
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