'Twas back in Autumn 2000 when an old man who had been nursed in a Russian mental hospital turned out to be a Hungarian POW from WW2: Andras Toma was placed there for unknown reasons, and as years went by, not speaking a word in Russian, it became his residence for decades.

Today Hungary's popular daily Népszabadság reports on finding Toma's fellow sufferer. He's called Emil. The psychiatrist and the journalist finding him now raise money to bring him home.