File MS-2-232, Box 2, Folder 4 - The importance of the M. case : [manuscript]

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The importance of the M. case : [manuscript]

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MS-2-232, Box 2, Folder 4

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  • [1949?] (Creation)

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2 leaves of textual records : handwritten ; 23 x 33 cm

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(1892-1974)

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File contains a draft handwritten (in pencil) manuscript entitled "The importance of the M. case" [Mindszenty case], written in early 1949 by Kenneth Leslie, presumably for consideration of inclusion in his periodical 'The Protestant', or as research notes for his publication "Hungary -- Christian or Pagan? : an eyewitness report" (published in late 1949). File discusses the arrest in Hungary of Cardinal József Mindszenty for anti-Communist activities in late-1948 (after all religious orders had been banned in Hungary), and espouses Leslie's belief that "our American newspapers [...] responded like a well-trained pointer, [...touching] the well-established pro-Catholic nerve and the newer Truman cold-war nerve."

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Some edge-nicking and corner clipping.

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  • English

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Previously housed in folder "D" at accession.

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Previous title "The truth what lies behind the man" has been scratched out

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