#FlashbackFriday: 66 Years Ago, the Exchange Welcomed Hungarian Refugees to the U.S.
On Dec. 9, 1956—66 years ago today—President Eisenhower announced that 15,000 Hungarian refugees would be allowed to enter the United States after Soviet troops crushed an uprising in Budapest. Operation Safe Haven, also known as Operation Mercy, began. Thousands of refugees were transported from Munich, West Germany, to Camp Kilmer, N.J., which was renamed Camp…
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‘Quality-of-Life Support Begins with All of You,’ Shull tells ALA
Exchange Director/CEO Tom Shull was among military resale leaders addressing the attendees on Oct. 13 at ALA’s first in-person national convention since the COVID-19 pandemic.
