The Hungarian Communist Party

The Hungarian Communist Party (father, Hungarian not to offer in Hungary: in after 1944 as for Magyar Kommunista Párt, the name at the time of the organization Kommunisták Magyarországi Pártja) was founded on November 24, 1918.

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History

I defeated Hungary Democratic Republic by a revolution in Hungary under the instruction of クン Bela in March, 1919 and established Hungary Soviet Union Republic. However, the Communist Party government was defeated by the Hungarian armed people which led Rumanian kingdom forces and Horthy ミクローシュ where I intervened in and hid underground.

In the formed Hungarian kingdom, the Communist Party was considered to be illegality afterwards. However, I cooperated with other opposition parties when Hungary was occupied in 1944 by the Nazis Germany forces, and an arrow cross party of the extreme right grasped the government. In May, 1944, I formed "a Hungarian front" with an opposition party or a labor union and began exercise for the freedom of Hungary. And, at the end of the same year, I united with an independent small farming supplier party, the Hungarian Social Democratic Party, a racial farmer party and established the Hungary nation provisional government which assumed ダールノキ ミクローシュ Bela the prime minister.

I gradually held power under the instruction of ラーコシ under the occupational administration of the Soviet Union forces after the war. In 1948, the party took in the Social Democratic Party and became the Hungarian worker party (later Hungarian Shakaishugi Rodoshato) and built the alliance autocracy system.

Party leadership

The party leadership in 1945

• ラーコシ マーチャーシュ (Secretary-General of party)
• It is ゲレー L (central committee, political committee)
• レーヴァイ ヨージェフ (central committee, political committee)
• ファルカシュ ミハーイ (central committee, political committee, the description of party copy head)
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• Car Dahl Janosch

References

• Shingo Minamizuka edition "history of history of all the countries of the world 19 Danube Europe" Yamakawa publishing company, 1999 ISBN 4634414902
• For Gyurko Laszlo edition "car Dahl Janosch biography" 恒文社, 1,985 years, it is ISBN 4770406290

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