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... Hungary , Churchill and Stalin agreed in Moscow in October , 1944 , that Britain and the USSR should share influence 50-50 in both Jugoslavia and the land of the Magyars . The Hungarian peace treaty signed in Paris , Feb. 10 , 1947 ...
... Hungary , Churchill and Stalin agreed in Moscow in October , 1944 , that Britain and the USSR should share influence 50-50 in both Jugoslavia and the land of the Magyars . The Hungarian peace treaty signed in Paris , Feb. 10 , 1947 ...
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... Hungary to Hitler during World War II . During the past several centuries Hungary had enjoyed democratic government not longer than a total of five years and this only during spasmodic and ephemeral interludes between various types of ...
... Hungary to Hitler during World War II . During the past several centuries Hungary had enjoyed democratic government not longer than a total of five years and this only during spasmodic and ephemeral interludes between various types of ...
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... Hungarian Army , and the indiscriminate killing of Jews and Communists by hooligans and mobsters . In the early morning hours of Oct. 24 the panic - stricken " rulers " of Hungary promised concessions and named Imry Nagy as Premier . He ...
... Hungarian Army , and the indiscriminate killing of Jews and Communists by hooligans and mobsters . In the early morning hours of Oct. 24 the panic - stricken " rulers " of Hungary promised concessions and named Imry Nagy as Premier . He ...
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