Anti-Bolshevik from his youth

Laszlo Varju escaped Hungary in 1957 and later became a doctor in the U.S. Air Force. Not long after reaching the United States, though, he became a member of the Hungarian-American Rifle Association.

“The paramilitary was founded by Zoltán Vasvári, a WWII veteran, in order to gather young and ambitious Hungarian émigrés. Yes, we indeed prepared for a possible liberation of Hungary from the Soviets, and I was an active member of the roughly 150-strong crew. As a matter of fact, the State of New York gave official recognition of the group’s operation, which consisted of get-togethers and military training (marching, shooting, river crossing etc.) on Vasvári’s farm in Pennsylvania. And thanks to the Second Amendment of the US Constitution, we had no problem obtaining state-of-the-art firearms.”

https://hungarytoday.hu/laszlo-varju-interview-1956-airforce/