by Tibor Ted Gyorffy (Author)

This book is about the life of a teenage boy who went through a tough, difficult experience in order to escape the Soviet (Russian) slaughter of the Hungarian people. Leaving his family and country at age 19 was a very difficult time. Going to Austria, where German is spoken, and living in different refugee camps, where the food is substandard and insufficient, was hard to endure. His faith in God sustained him and made him a strong young man. After two years of refugee life, his prayers were answered and he found long-awaited freedom in the USA.

Tibor Gyorffy Was born in Hungary. In 1956, as a teenager, he and his friend from high school escaped from the Soviet (Russian) occupation and tyranny. He studied International Commerce at The University of Vienna, Austria and Rutgers University in New Jersey. He received a B.S. Degree. Currently, he and his wife live in Versailles, Kentucky. He loves to cook Hungarian dishes. He is a member of the local Methodist Church, serving on different leadership committees. He participates in prayer groups, Bible studies and choir. He enjoys spending time with his children and grandchildren.