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Communism in Hungary
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Ideologies Anarchism Anarcho-communism Pro-Soviet anarchism Marxism Bolshevism Leninism Marxism-Leninism Kádárism Stalinism Left communism Reform communism Western Marxism Marxist humanism Budapest School
Principles Brezhnev Doctrine Eastern Bloc politics New Economic Mechanism Salami slicing tactics Socialist patriotism Vanguardism Authoritarian socialism Workers' council Soviet republic
History Revolutions and interventions in Hungary Hungarian Soviet Republic Red Terror Hungarian–Romanian War Soviet occupation of Hungary Hungarian People's Republic Revolutionary Workers'-Peasants' Government of Hungary Hungarian Revolution of 1956 End of communism in Hungary
Intellectuals Heller Lukács Szabó Vajda
Politicians Apró Bata Böhm Bokányi Cserny Csizmadia Dovcsák Garbai Gerő Hamburger Hegedüs Hevesi Kádár Kalmár Kun Landler Münnich Nagy Nyisztor Piros Pogány Pozsgay Rónai Szamuely Szántó Thürmer Vágó Vántus Varga Veres
Parties Active Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party Hungarian Workers' Party Workers' Party of Hungary 2006 – European Left Defunct Hungarian Communist Party Hungarian Socialist Party Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party Hungarian Working People's Party Party of Communists of Hungary Peace Party Socialist Workers Party of Hungary
Alliances Left Bloc Leftist Alliance Patriotic People's Front
Organisations Hungarian People's Army Hungarian Young Communist League Lenin Boys Workers' Militia
Media A Szabadság Népszabadság Pest Megyei Hírlap Szabad Nép
Related topics Hungarian Revolution of 1956 Liberalism and radicalism in Hungary National communism in Romania Revolutions of 1917–1923 Slovak Soviet Republic
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