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Hungarian Civilians Couldn’t Believe American Soldiers Risked Their Lives to Save Their Children

October 29th, 1944, 0610 hours. Szeged, southern Hungary. The first light of dawn struggled to break through a sky thick with smoke. Anna Kovács clutched her son Miklós beneath a broken wall, her arms trembling as artillery shook the ground. For weeks, the Germans had fortified the city, turning every street into a battlefield, every home into a stronghold. The Soviets were advancing from the east, and everyone knew what their arrival meant—reprisals, chaos, and death. But it wasn’t the Russians who reached Szeged first. It was the Americans. And what happened next would defy everything Anna had been told about the so-called foreign devils from across the ocean.