On this day in in 1949, the Communist government of Hungary sentenced Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty to life in prison. Today, a foundation named in his honor carries on his work of educating the world about the evils of Communism. Earlier generations of National Review readers remember him as one of the foremost of Europe’s courageous anti-communists.
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David B. Kopel is the research director of the Independence Institute and an adjunct law professor at the University of Denver.
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