The 1956 Hungarian uprising in particular had enormous implications for western foreign policy and for international radio broadcasting. Miklos Molnar has written that 'never before had a medium of communication affected the course of events as profoundly as happened in this case'. Moreover, Marshal ...
33 、The 1956 uprising in Hungary was soon quelled By ruthless Soviet military action.───1956年匈牙利起义很快被残酷的苏联军队镇压了下去。 34 、The army quickly crushed the uprising.───军队迅速镇压了叛乱。 35 、They were deported before the uprising in '43.─── 他們在43年起義之前就被...
How similar were the reasons for the Hungarian uprising of 1956 and the events in Czechoslovakia in 1968 The uprising in Hungary originally began because of Khrushchev's Destalinisation policies. The Hungarian government had not implemented any of these reforms and the people began to prot... ...
Origins of the Suez crisis : postwar development diplomacy and the struggle over Third World industrialization, 1945-1956 Origins of the Suez Crisis describes the long run-up to the 1956 Suez Crisis and the crisis itself by focusing on politics, economics, and foreign policy d... G Laron -...
The aircraft landed at the Operation Frantic airbases in the Soviet Union, where they were rearmed and refueled, and the next day 100 B-17s and 61 P-51s left the USSR to bomb the marshalling yard at Szolnok in Hungary on their way back to bases in Italy. [131] Soviet intelligence ...
There were from the very beginning two ways of conceptualising the events of 1956 in Hungary, labelling it as a revolution or a national uprising. There also emerged a third way of conceptual definition when what occurred in 1956 was named an anti-totalitarian movement. From the theoretical ...
Fifty years ago today, something extraordinary happened in Hungary. A nation, one of the proudest and most distinctive in Europe, that had endured two catastrophic world wars, the loss of much of its territory and subjugation to the brutal might of the Soviet Union, spontaneously decided that ...
3 Reith could well have been anticipating events which were still thirty years in the future, for in 1956 the Suez crisis collided with an uprising in Hungary to make it the busiest, certainly the most controversial, and perhaps the most important year in the history of Cold War external ...
Johanna Granville."We Have Wines of All Kinds:Red,White,and Green:Romanian Reactions to the Hungarian Uprising in 1956". Australian Journal of Politics and History . 2008Johanna Granville."We Have Wines of All Kinds:Red,White,and Green:Romanian Reactions to the Hungarian Uprising in 1956"....
Lessing, Erich. Revolution in Hungary: The 1956 Budapest UprisingEliza Ablovatski