In the period following the 1956 Uprising in Hungary, there is a paucity of published writings by Dr. Juhasz, and certainly nothing that would suggest a hope for a counter-revolution in Hungary or, even critiques of the post-1949 Hungarian regime. However, Dr. Juhasz played a key role in a covert, CIA-funded book distribution program that was revealed in extensive detail in a 2013 book "Hot Books in the Cold War". The author, Alfred Reisch, was Juhasz's assistant from 1956 until 1967 and his successor in the book distribution program until its demise at the end of the Cold War in 1991. According to Reisch, the book program had as its primary objective to maintain ties to the intellectual and political elite in Eastern Europe who were otherwise deprived of Western publications due to severe censorship. The publications covered a broad range of recognized literary works as well as specialized scholarly and scientific articles.