Laszlo Tabori"s dream to compete in the Melbourne Olympics became a reality but his hope of standing on the victory stand had been dashed by the events of the Hungarian Revolution. "My Hungarian teammates and I had set 23 world records in track and field." Tabori"s was always running. The lessons he learned early on... imparted upon him the "will to survive." "It was our ticket to a better life." About the Author: Andras Ko, writer, journalist and editor has written more than 16 books in his career. As a native of Hungary, Ko grew up in Budapest after WWII at a time when the Soviets occupied the country and Communism ruled. As a child he grew up with a love of sports admiring the great Hungarian Sportsmen of the time. The soccer players, boxers and famous Hungarian runners of the 1950"s were revered and celebrated. Ko...