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6 AN OUTLAW'S DIARYeven a thousand, into the funds of the NationalCouncil for this shop-window insurance.In the windows of some shops the big poster ofthe Nepszava* was displayed. In one night theorgan of the Social Democrats had penetrated fromits slum into the city, and its poster proclaimed from"the windows of meek bourgeois shops Behold thewriting!" On the . . . poster was printed in reda naked man lifting his red hammer at the crowdbeyond the window. A horror made of blood . . .The thronging crowd never thought that the hammerwas lifted to break its head. And the tradesmennever thought that the hairy red hand was on thepoint of emptying their tills. I noticed that on theposter of evil omen, besides the bloody monster, ared working-man was struggling with a policemanwho held him in chains.A curious picture ... I now thought of thepolice of the capital. The day before yesterday ithad adhered to Karolyi's National Council. Thefamous police force of Budapest had forsaken itshigh ideals of duty and had gone over to the wreckers.Never before did I realize the importance of thisbetrayal. I shivered. The fog drifted as if the veryatmosphere had become unstable. The walls of thehouses near me seemed to waver too; and I seemedto hear the cracking of the plaster, as if they alsowere preparing to collapse. The noise came from thevery foundation of things. Something invisible wascollapsing in this city already undermined." Hungarians "... then silence. A little furtherit went on": National "... then it started againall along the street. My unwilling eyes were readingthe posters over and over again."National Council" . . . What is this obscureassembly after all ? How dare it call itself thecouncil of the nation? Who are those who inciteagainst the state and collect oaths of allegiance forthemselves ? Who are those who from the room ofan hotel appeal to the nation and promise " animmediate Hungarian peace, the equal right of allnations, the League of Nations, the freeing of theworld, a social policy which will strengthen the* The People's Voice, a Social Democratic newspaper.
AN OUTLAW'S DIARY 7power of the workers " ? . . .They have not gota word for our frontiers established a thousandyears What happens in the background whither!our eyes cannot penetrate? Do the secret allies ofthe Entente work among us, or only our ownenemies who, by means of their proclamations,shout in their Ghetto-lingo that " this programme,which is to save Hungary and free the people, hasthe whole-hearted support of the Hungarian army ?"Who says that ? Who proclaims himself thesaviour of Hungary in the hour of her greatest peril ?Count Michael Karolyi and Rosa Schwimmer ?Martin Lovaszy, Baron Louis Hatvany-Deutsch,John Hock, Sigmund Kunfi-Kunstatter, LadislausFenyes, William Bohm, Count Theodor Batthyanyand Louis Biro-Blau ? Dezso Abraham, AlexanderGarbai and Ernest Garami-Grunfeld ? Oscar Jaszi-Jakobovics, Paul Szende-Schwarz and Mrs. ErnestMuller? Zoltan Janosi, Louis Purjesz and JacobWeltner ?Eleven Jews and eight bad Hungarians!My soul is racked with indescribable pain. GoodGod, where is the King ? Where is Count Hadik andhis government, the officers, the still faithful troops ?Are there no longer any fists ? Is there nobody tostrike at all ?After Godollo the King now gropes in Vienna.Hadik remains inactive while the fateful hours flyby. The officials do not lay down their pens, butincline their heads meekly under the new yoke.And, worst of all, the military command surrendersits sword without an attempt to draw it. There isno resistance anywhere dark, underhand forces by:careful labour have prepared the ground long ago.They have demolished everything that is Hungarian.And now, one sti<strong>tc</strong>h after the other, with deadlyrapidity, the fabric that has endured a thousandyears is coming undone.My brain worked feverishly, thoughts gallopingmadly and seeking desperately for somebody— something.Somebody who could still stem the generalruin. Stephen Tisza ! . . . And silently I asked hispardon for having condemned and misunderstoodhim. How he must suffer now ! What must histhoughts be?
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Page 13 and 14: PREFACEIt was fate that dubbed this
Page 15 and 16: FOREWORDThe writer of this book tel
Page 17 and 18: FOREWORDxiIn a great industrial cou
Page 20 and 21: XIVLIST OF ILLUSTRATIONSA Communist
Page 23 and 24: AN OUTLAW'S DIARYCHAPTER IOctober 3
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AN OUTLAW'S DIARY 59Parliament in a
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AN OUTLAW'S DIARY 71Ladislaus Fenye
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CHAPTER VIINovember 8th.The wind ch
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CHAPTERVIIINovember 12th.What has h
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AN OUTLAW'S DIARY 189Communal and L
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CHAPTER XII.My way took me through
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CHAPTER XIV.January 6th.That ghost
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CHAPTER XV.January 25th-26th.It alm
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