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1 Hungarian Revolt A spontaneous revolt against the Stalinist government of a nation and its Soviet-imposed policies, lasting from October 23 until 10 November 1956. AP US History - Unit 6
2 Hungarian Revolt When the Hungarians tried to win their freedom from the Communist regime in 1956, they were crushed down by Soviet tanks. There was killing and slaughtering of the rebels going on by military forces. Chapter 40
3 Hungarian Revolt caused by de-stalinization; having suffered in silence under Stalin, the people and communist reformers emboldened to seek a greater liberty and national independence; bitter fighting until the end Ch.30 ID's 30-31

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1 Simple HungarianA simple Hungarian <> English vocabulary 2 users January 28, 2007
2 Hungarian Learning!Anyone who is trying to learn hungarian or knows it, please create sets! 4 users January 17, 2008
3 hungarianHungarian phrases and vocabulary. Spring 2008 6 users February 11, 2008
4 unigoats with 2.6 hornsthis is a group where only people i know can join and if you know me in real life than you will know what this phrase (in hungarian) means: Robano fing fush hal! this group is only for people who go to usn and are my friends! if you are none of the above, then you will be terminated 2 users March 11, 2008
5 Hungarian VocabularyVocabulary and basic expressions in Hungarian. 2 users June 22, 2008
6 limba maghiara/magyar/hungarianteacher:myself level required:beginer 2 users July 28, 2008

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