Would have been a much different world, my Grandfather told me that everyone on our side was sick of war and just wanted to get on with living.

Can’t blame them for that, but short term pain might have avoided long term losses.

… which sets the fateful meeting in historical context and features numerous protagonists, including the man made bloodied and emblematic at the age of 21, Ervin Zador. The project of siblings Colin Keith Gray and Megan Raney was championed by two influential executive producers – Quentin Tarantino and Lucy Liu – and narrated by the multiple Olympic swimming champion Mark Spitz, who was coached as a youngster by Zador after the Hungarian had made a new life in California.

I also recall in our school the semiannual practices we would take in the event of a nuclear war. One time we would just go underneath our desks. The next time we would go into the hallway and assume a sitting position against the wall. It would vary each year I guess because there really was no good solution. I would agree at the time Ike was not the warrior that as a very young man I wanted him to be. On the other hand he was a veteran warrior weighing more variables than I could have imagined at the age of 14.

I will always admire the Hungarian people who opposed the communists and ultimately they won. What is sad is there is still marxists among us even though they system has failed and failed and failed.

Anyway, that is my view.

It was almost a lose lose situation, because although the Russians were our allies and prevailed, their victory gave them the momentum to infect the rest of Europe with the same number of lies and moronic ideals that the Nazis supported.

Jon – Eisenhower barely even made a threatening statement. He was completely frozen the entire time. I realize there was not much militarily that he could do, but make an attempt!