Janos Kadar

Janos

Kadar

historylearningsite.co.uk. The History Learning Site, 25 May 2015. 16 Aug 2016.

János Kádár was a hard-line Hungarian communist leader who supported Soviet intervention in Hungary in the 1956 Hungarian Uprising. Kádár was everything that Imre Nagywas not and the end result of the Uprising was that Nagy was imprisoned and eventually executed while János Kádár was, with the full support of Moscow, made the head of government in Hungary.
János Kádár was born in 1912 at Kapoly. When he was old enough Kádár worked in a factory and became involved in trade union activity. Because of the general prevailing attitude to communism throughout most of Europe, the young JánosKádár, aged 20, joined the Hungarian Communist Party in 1932 in secret – at this moment in time, despite its grandiose title, the Hungarian Communist Party was a secret underground political movement. By 1942, he had advanced within the party so that he was on the central committee.János Kádár also fought for the Hungarian resistance movement against the Nazi occupiers.
After the Red Army liberated Hungary,classic Cold War politics took over the nation. Forced to be part ofJoseph Stalin’s Warsaw Pact, the politicians who ran Hungary were handpicked by the hierarchy in Moscow. Loyalty was not only expected but also demanded. The KGB, one way or another removed protestors throughout the Eastern Bloc. In an election in Hungary in November 1945, the Hungarian Communist Party only polled 20% of the votes, but they formed the government with Matyas Rakosi at the head of it.

historylearningsite.co.uk. The History Learning Site, 25 May 2015. 16 Aug 2016.

János Kádár was a hard-line Hungarian communist leader who supported Soviet intervention in Hungary in the 1956 Hungarian Uprising. Kádár was everything that Imre Nagywas not and the end result of the Uprising was that Nagy was imprisoned and eventually executed while János Kádár was, with the full support of Moscow, made the head of government in Hungary.
János Kádár was born in 1912 at Kapoly. When he was old enough Kádár worked in a factory and became involved in trade union activity. Because of the general prevailing attitude to communism throughout most of Europe, the young JánosKádár, aged 20, joined the Hungarian Communist Party in 1932 in secret – at this moment in time, despite its grandiose title, the Hungarian Communist Party was a secret underground political movement. By 1942, he had advanced within the party so that he was on the central committee.János Kádár also fought for the Hungarian resistance movement against the Nazi occupiers.
After the Red Army liberated Hungary,classic Cold War politics took over the nation. Forced to be part ofJoseph Stalin’s Warsaw Pact, the politicians who ran Hungary were handpicked by the hierarchy in Moscow. Loyalty was not only expected but also demanded. The KGB, one way or another removed protestors throughout the Eastern Bloc. In an election in Hungary in November 1945, the Hungarian Communist Party only polled 20% of the votes, but they formed the government with Matyas Rakosi at the head of it.

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