Gabor Szabo emigrated from post-communist Hungary when he was ten years old. His grandmother was a refugee after the 1956 uprising in Hungary, and seeing that they had the option, his parents began their immigration to the states in the 1990's. He joined the US Army, got activated in 2003 and became a combat veteran. Gabor holds a degree in history and minor in journalism. He lives with his wife, a Children's Librarian, and their kiddo, along with a doggy, two feline fur balls, some fish, and lots of untold stories.
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