The essence remained here on the pavement – 56 minutes of freedom, parts 2 and 3

The audio play "56 Minutes of Freedom" explores the events of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution through the perspectives of four young women. The second episode continues shortly after the first, depicting the crowd's journey from Bem Square to Kossuth Square. The creators emphasize female narratives, highlighting stories of women like Kiss Margit, who fought against Soviet forces, and Lehotayné Mona Judit, a pathologist aiding the wounded. The episode features historical figures such as István Bibó, who wrote a declaration to the UN. The music of the revolution is represented by the Egmont Overture, leading to the realization of the harsh realities of war. The third episode focuses on the students' demands at the Hungarian Radio, culminating in a violent confrontation. The play captures the atmosphere of the revolution, showcasing both the hope and tragedy of the events.