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The Hungarian Communist Revolution of 1919: The establishment of the first Bolshevik regime outside of Russia

The Hungarian Communist Revolution of 1919: The establishment of the first Bolshevik regime outside of Russia

by Iulian Simbeteanu | Jul 31, 2019 | Hungary, Romania

The Hungarian communists did not enjoy popular sympathy in early 1919, but this would change after their leaders were detained by the police, and the party secretary, Béla Kun, was beaten in custody. The inability of Budapest’s Berinkey government to gain the support...

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