Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 8月21日 00時08分

Erich Lessing was the first photographer to arrive in Budapest where the 1956 Hungarian Revolution began, and he stayed to document its duration and aftermath. The power of Lessing’s work lies in the everyday realities of the events he photographed, capturing the intense array of human emotion that comes with any moment of social upheaval. See the photos on magnumphotos.com today. Link in bio.

PHOTO: Bystanders try to catch the first issue of the new, pro-revolution communist party paper. When Imre Nagy became prime minister in the first days of the Hungarian revolution, the paper was no longer called ‘Nepszabadsag’ (Peoples Freedom), but ‘Szabad Nep’ (The Free People). October-November. 1956. © #ErichLessing/#MagnumPhotos

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