A Rider's Survival from Tyranny

The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of World War II and the Hungarian Revolution, detailing the life of a European nobleman who navigates the chaos of his youth. Amidst Soviet occupation, he discovers solace in classical horsemanship, sharing vivid accounts of his mentors and remarkable horses. This memoir highlights his resilience in the face of brutal tyranny, blending tragedy and humor as it explores themes of survival and the enduring spirit of civilization. Equestrian experiences serve as a beacon of hope in a turbulent world.