The Hungarian revolution started after WWII had ended. The Soviets had control over the nation of Hungary. Hungarians were not happy about the change of government and wanted a change. The demonstrations started as a demonstration by some college students. The demonstration grew to thousands of followers. The demonstrations became very violent and the revolt against the Soviet government spread throughout Hungary. The Hungarians fought the soviets until early November, the result was 2500 hungarians died and 700 soviet Troops died. A new government was created by the Soviets to try and stop the revolts. The Revolution ended officially finished November 10th 1956.
The Hungarian prime minister issued a broadcasting on the invasion on troops that were about to fight. The hungarian made a new government that was …show more content…
All wealth of whatever nature was taken from Hungary by the Russians who showed their power by putting thousands of Russian troops and hundreds of tanks to defend their country. The Hungarian leader, Rakosi, was put in power by Stalin of Russia; after stalin died in 1953 all people in Eastern Europe were given some hope that they might be free from Soviet (Russian) rule. Many Hungarians weren't pleased with this change of government and wanted to do something about it but they couldn’t. On October 1956, when thousands of protesters took to the streets demanding a more democratic political system and freedom from the russian oppression.In response, Communist Party officials appointed Imre Nagy, a former premier who had been dismissed from the party for his criticisms of Stalinist policies, as the new premier. The people of Hungary and the rest of Eastern Europe were ruled over with a rod of iron by Communist Russia and anybody who challenged the rule of Stalin and
The Hungarian prime minister issued a broadcasting on the invasion on troops that were about to fight. The hungarian made a new government that was …show more content…
All wealth of whatever nature was taken from Hungary by the Russians who showed their power by putting thousands of Russian troops and hundreds of tanks to defend their country. The Hungarian leader, Rakosi, was put in power by Stalin of Russia; after stalin died in 1953 all people in Eastern Europe were given some hope that they might be free from Soviet (Russian) rule. Many Hungarians weren't pleased with this change of government and wanted to do something about it but they couldn’t. On October 1956, when thousands of protesters took to the streets demanding a more democratic political system and freedom from the russian oppression.In response, Communist Party officials appointed Imre Nagy, a former premier who had been dismissed from the party for his criticisms of Stalinist policies, as the new premier. The people of Hungary and the rest of Eastern Europe were ruled over with a rod of iron by Communist Russia and anybody who challenged the rule of Stalin and