The counter-revolutionary plot of Imre Nagy and his accomplices.

The counter-revolutionary plot of Imre Nagy and his accomplices.
Hungary. Information office of the Council of Ministers of the people's Republic of Hungary. 1959 187 p. Fig. Softcover, 14.2 x 20 cm. Good condition.

In 1956, Hungary was already experiencing a bloody counter-revolution for the second time. In 1919, the darkest, most reactionary forces, with the armed help of the same Western imperialists, attacked the legitimate government, the free people's state in Hungary. In 1919, horty and his company managed to suppress with the help of foreign troops and drown in blood the just revolution of the Hungarian people. The counter-revolution of 1956 also followed the same path of 1919, the path of monstrous white terror, the service of the imperialists, and the restoration of capitalist exploitation. Even the tactics of disguise were similar to those used in 1919, when the peidlev "trade Union government" assumed a treacherous role and, dressed in a democratic toga, helped the Nazis come to power. In 1956, Imre Nagy and his accomplices took on the task of leading fascism. The Peidl government sought in 1919 to confuse the masses with its slogan "socialism without dictatorship", while at the same time opening the gates wide for the dictatorship of white fascist terror; Imre Nagy and his group almost literally followed in the footsteps of their infamous predecessors, when the black reactionary nature of the offensive against the people's democratic system was covered with such slogans as "socialism without Stalinism", "democratic socialism", while contributing to the concentration and promotion of openly fascist elements to the foreground.