Mr. Speaker. it is my pleasure to bring to the attention of my colleagues a poem about Africa by a Hungarian poet and refugee from the 1956 revolution. Tibor Tollas. He suffered many years in Communist prisons for no other crime than his belief in freedom. When Soviet tanks finally suppressed the heroic uprising of the Hungarian people. Tibor Tollas decided to dedicate his life to continuing the fight for freedom by pen and word of mouth. As a believer for freedom for all mankind he hoped that. by recounting his experiences of Soviet communism. he might help the African people preserve their newly won independence.