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József Géczi

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1]

József Géczi (March 19, 1930. Budapest - November 11, 1958. Budapest) locksmith.

He was born in a working-class family in Budapest. His father earned his living as a loader at the Western Railway Station , his mother worked as a kindergarten teacher, but also undertook cleaning József Géczi was raised by his grandparents from the age of 12 in very bad circumstances. Rákoskeresztúrhe completed the three civilian classes, and then went on to be an industrial apprentice, but left because of the war.

He lived on occasional work, and finally he was taught the upholstery profession. In September 1950 he attempted to escape to Austria but was arrested and convicted, he was released in 1952. He worked as an auxiliary worker at the Angyalföld Ironworks Factory. Here he retrained as a locksmith, he was awarded various diplomas and medals. From 1953 he was a member of the trade union and from 1954 he was a member of the Works Committee. Soon he was promoted: he became a quality inspector. He has maintained his popularity among his colleagues.

In the early days of the Revolution, he took over the factory's defense at the invitation of his director, entered the factory guard, and agitated with the job. When, therefore, one of his associates questioned, he realized that he had made a mistake and that he had done so, he joined the Corvin militants. Initially he collected and buried the dead, and then performed special assignments. He met with Pál Maléter, who sent a letter to the Gábor Áron Firefighter School, which at that time did not stand beside the uprising. Géczi addressed the students of the school, who then disarmed their commanders and chose a revolutionary military committee. He received another large amount of weapons and ammunition from the weapons store of the Ministry of Defense.

In the Corvin group he checked the guard and the prisoner, participated in the production and arrest of ÁVHs . On November 4, he warned of several armed units by courier, he went to Parliament to see Imre Nagy even if he did not get into the building. He participated in the fight against the Soviets by joining the New Blessed Armed Forces. After the fall of the armed resistance, He was elected president of the workers' council at his workplace.

He was arrested on 24 June 1957. In the first instance in 1957. on December 30, he was sentenced to life in prison on charges of initiating an organization. This was done by the People's Court Council of the Supreme Court in 1958. This was increased to death on 7 November. He was executed on November 11.
György Krassó

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1]

János György Kraszó (Budapest, 19 October 1932 - Budapest, February 12, 1991) (commonly known as Gyuri Krassó) was a well-known opposition to the intellectuals of socialism. From 1986 he worked for Radio Free Europe.

In the 1956 Revolution he took part in the siege of the Radio Hungary building, then in the armed and illegal resistance and until his death in the various opposition movements. He was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment in 1957 but was released in 1963 by amnesty. He was under police supervision until he was emigrated.

He was a performer of the "flying university" at Hétfõ Szabadegyetem, operating around 1980, and in 1981 10 people were imprisoned after commemorating the 1956 Revolution at the Free University.

In 1982 he created his own samizdat publisher named "Magyar Október". In 1984 he was granted police reprimand.

"Dr. György Krassó's statement about the counter-revolutionary events of 1956, a declaration of hatred against the constitutional order of the Hungarian People's Republic was published by Szabad Európa Rádió in two parts, January 26, 1984 and February 1, broadcast it.
He called the written version of the statement to make modifications and transmitted it to László Kasza's editor over several channels. The word "SZER" was already the corrected text.

With Dr. György Krassó's act the Btk. Section 269 (1) (b) and in paragraph (3). (that is, a criminal offense committing a major public and sentenced to three years' imprisonment - ed.) has committed a crime of violation of the community.

The suspect made a confession in the process. In his personal circumstances - a criminal record, a sick, disability pensioner - and considering the material weight of the case, the reprimand (Article 71 of the CC) is proportionate and committed. The abolition of the investigation is justified on the basis of the above. György Krassó's attention to refrain from committing a criminal offense and to respect the laws of the Hungarian People's Republic.

Budapest, June 15, 1984"

Dr. László Győri Major Police Officer, Division Head

In 1985, he visited his dying brother in London - then he sought and received asylum in Britain. He worked for Radio Free Europe and the BBC. It was only in 1989 that he returned to Hungary for the redemption of Imre Nagy and his fellow martyrs, but - according to Péter Bokros - he was only richer with a big disappointment [2]. He founded the Hungarian October Party, which was prevented by the authorities from taking part in the elections by administrative means, so that he did not have the chance to enter the Parliament. In 1991 he died of myocardial infarction.
Béla Dosztál

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1]

Dosztál Bela (Komárom, Slovakia, 13 April 1923-5 March 2013 Szekesfehervar) Hungarian economist and revolutionary, was one of the leading personalities in the revolution of 1956 in Székesfehérvár.

He was born on April 13, 1923 in Komárno (then Czechoslovakia, now Slovakia), on the northern shore of the Danube. He spent his youth in Czechoslovakia and went to the University of Economics. In September 1948 he moved to Hungary under the Czechoslovak-Hungarian population exchange. Due to his political orientation, however, he was first interned at Kistarcsa and then at the Recherche Labor Camp at the beginning of the 1950s. After his resignation he worked at MÉH, at the Cinematographic Company and then at the Székesfehérvár Catering Company.

The County Court of Székesfehérvár sentenced him to imprisonment for one and a half years on the basis of accusations made in 1955 on the basis of an indictment for the violation of social property. The punishment was reduced in March 1956. He then worked at the Székesfehérvár Retail Company.

On October 27, 1956, he joined the 1956 revolutionary events unfolding in Szekesfehervar. He was elected as a member of the preparatory committee and then elected as the secretary of the National Committee of Székesfehérvár. In his office he co-ordinated the decisions of the commission with various revolutionary organizations and participated in the drafting of claims to the government. On October 30, he was a delegate of the National Committee of the Székesfehérvár delegation in Transdanubia's committees in Győr.

After the fall of the Revolution, he was arrested on January 11, 1957. From April 5, he was placed under public security custody and sent to the internally displaced camp. On July 10, 1958, the Tribunal Council of the Pest County Court sentenced him to 12 years of imprisonment, which was aggravated by the Supreme Court's National Council of Judges on January 23, 1959, for fifteen years. He was released from punishment on 11 November 1964 with grace.

He then worked at the Water Directorate of Székesfehérvár and then at the Technical Company of the Cooperative. Retired in 1985. After the change of regime, he received several high honors. Székesfehérvár and Fejér counties have also chosen to be Déjs polgára. He died on March 5, 2013 at the age of 90.
József Gáli

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1]

József Gáli (Gyula 10 February 1930 -Budapest, 5 March 1981) József Attila Prize-winning Hungarian writer and translator.

On October 6, 1956, on the reburial of Laszlo Rajk, he presented the drama of Rákosi's personal cult of Szabadsághegy at Attila József Theater in Budapest. Imre Nagy was there as well, in the presentation of one (according to other remarks, a few performances).

He participated in the 1956 Revolution and War of Independence and as a member of the Resistance Group at Péterfy Sándor Street Hospital. On December 5, he was arrested on charges of "counter-revolutionary activity". He was sentenced to death on June 20, 1957. A death sentence for international protests was suspended with his editor and his friend Gyula Obersovszky's death sentence. He was sentenced to fifteen years' imprisonment for a review of his case. He was released on amnesty on April 4, 1961. In 1963 he was only able to find himself in the Theater of History of the National Széchényi Library, where he worked until his retirement in 1975.
KGB

The KGB, an initialism for Komitet gosudarstvennoy bezopasnosti (Russian: Комите́т госуда́рственной безопа́сности (КГБ); IPA: [kəmʲɪˈtʲɛt ɡəsʊˈdarstʲvʲɪnnəj bʲɪzɐˈpasnəsʲtʲɪ], translated in English as Committee for State Security), was the main security agency for the Soviet Union from 1954 until its break-up in 1991. Formed in 1954, as a direct successor of such preceding agencies as the Cheka, NKGB, and MGB, the committee was attached to the Council of Ministers. It was the chief government agency of "union-republican jurisdiction", acting as internal security, intelligence, and secret police. Similar agencies were instated in each of the republics of the Soviet Union aside from Russia and consisted of many ministries, state committees, and state commissions.

More information on the English and Russian Wikipedia pages.
State Manufacturing Factory

Die State Manufacturing Facility ist eine der sieben Level des Spiels. Das Gefecht findet auf einer Brücke mit Blick auf eine Fabrik statt. Es sind einige Ventile und Rohre im Hintergrund zu erkennen. Ein Logo, das dem des First-Person-Shooters "Team Fortress 2" ähnlich sieht, kann man entlang einiger Ventile sehen. Dies ist eine Anspielung auf das Unternehmen, das Steam entwickelt hat: Valve.

## Tournament Meta

Es sollte angemerkt werden, dass der Switchflip hier eine sehr effektive Spezialfähigkeit ist, da dadurch die Angriffswinkel dieser Stage fast komplett zunicht gemacht werden, während Switch's Angriffswinkel noch vollkommen effektiv bleiben.

Candyman kann sich aus der großen Höhe einen kleinen Vorteil zu seiner Spezialfähigkeit ziehen, jedoch ist es sehr schwer, Kombos mit ihm zu erzielen. Viele Charaktere verlieren hier die Effektivität ihrer Mobilität, während Latch mit seinem Klettern und den damit verbundenen Hitboxen sehr effektiv angreifen kann.
László Benjámin

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1]

Laszlo Benjamin (Józsefváros, December 5, 1915-Budapest, August 18, 1986) Hungarian poet, editor, member of parliament.

His parents were Albert Benjamin and Julianna Rosenfeld. Because of his bad financial circumstances, he had to leave his high school studies and go to work in 1931 in the cultural and then political work of the Social Democratic movement. He was a young printer, ferruginous, furrier, electric welding plating as well. From 1933 to 1934 he was a member of the Demény Group. In 1935 he was in Austria as a youth worker. From 1938, his poems appeared in various magazines: Nice Word, East People, Népszava. The II. (1939-1945) he was twice taken to a soldier from where he escaped in October 1944. From 1945 to 1947 he was a rural reporter. In 1952 and 1954 he was editor-in-chief of New Sound. From 1960 onwards the Fővárosi Szabó Ervin Library , and from 1963 the Contemporaryjournalist. From 1968 he was the lecturer of the Magvető Könyvkiadó . From 1975 to 1980 he was a member of the parliamentary assembly. He was Editor-in-Chief of the New Mirror between 1980 and 1986.

From his early youth, his poetry matured in the idea of ​​the workers' movement. He joined the Social Democratic "Workers" group, the decisive personality of the anthology of Tollal and Tool (1941). After 1949 he was identified with the illusion of "socialist construction" and set his poetry to serve the daily politics (Living Forever (1949), The Passage of Our Years (1954)). The distortion of illusions made it hard for self-examination. The number in his autobiographical poems was faded with his experiences and lessons (Sole Life (1956)). The poems of 1956 express the belief and disappointment of a generation (Fifth Season (1962), Detention of the Sea (1967), I wanted Fire (1978)). In some of his family poems, the wicked serenity is hiding, which also appears in his later poetry books (Loan Loaf Returns (1959), Misi and Miska (1962), Cheerful ABC (1964)) and his literary parodies (Little Hungarian Anthology (1966)).
De-Stalinization

De-Stalinization (Russian: десталинизация, Destalinizatsiya) refers to a process of political reform in the Soviet Union that took place after the death of long-time leader Joseph Stalin in 1953. The reforms consisted of changing or removing key institutions that helped Stalin hold power: the cult of personality that surrounded him, the Stalinist political system, and the Gulag labour-camp system, all of which had been created and dominated by him as General Secretary, among other titles, from 1922 to 1952.

Stalin was succeeded by a collective leadership after his death in March 1953, consisting of Georgi Malenkov, Premier of the Soviet Union; Lavrentiy Beria, head of the Ministry of the Interior; and Nikita Khrushchev, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU). These men had all been loyal Stalinists, but they also knew that the excesses of Stalinism threatened everyone, even the very top loyalists, with arbitrary execution. They thus embarked on a process of disassembling one-man rule and rehabilitating some of the persons who had met undeserved fates.

Contemporary historians regard the beginning of de-Stalinization as a significant turning point in the history of the Soviet Union. It began during the Khrushchev Thaw. However, it subsided during the Brezhnev period and remained so until mid 1980s, when it accelerated once again due to policies of perestroika and glasnost under Mikhail Gorbachev.

More information on the English Wikipedia page [1]: the Russian page is [2] and the Hungarian is [3].
István Eörsi

From the HungarianWikipedia page; the English page is [1]

Istvan Eorsi, originally called Schleiffer Ede (Budapest June 16, 1931 - Budapest October 13, 2005) Kossuth - and József Attila Prize-winning writer, poet, translator and journalist.

Mátyás Eörsi, a politician's uncle, György Lukács, a student, then a translator.

Pál Schleiffer and Teréz Eörsi were born almost a decade after the birth of György Eörsi, a scholar-lawyer born on 19 September 1922. Like his brother, he was Stalinist in his youth and wrote a glorious poem on the occasion of Stalin's death. From 1953 he became a reformer, he was the follower of Imre Nagy. In the 1956 revolution he was actively involved, mainly in journalism.

In December 1956 he was sentenced to eight years in prison, but in 1960 he was sentenced to death. On August 20, he received an amnesty. 1967 he lived mainly on translations, but he had a contract with Life and Literature.

From 1977 to 1982 he was a dramaturge at the Csiky Gergely Theater in Kaposvár, but was dismissed for his opposition behavior. From then on he was a freelance writer. 1983 - 1986 in West Berlin lived. In 1989 he returned to Kaposvár. After the regime change , the SZDSZ was a member until 2004 when he quit the party's protest. He was a regular author of the magazines Life and Literature, Speaker and Magyar Orange.
Ferenc Münnich

From the English Wikipedia page [1].

Ferenc Münnich (Hungarian pronunciation: [ˈfɛrɛnt͡s ˈmynːiç]; 18 November 1886, Seregélyes, Hungary – 29 November 1967, Budapest) was a Hungarian Communist politician who served as Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the People's Republic of Hungary from 1958 to 1961.

He served in the Austro-Hungarian Army in World War I, and fought in the Eastern front. He was captured in 1915, then deported to a lager in Tomsk, Siberia. In 1918, he was freed and returned to Hungary. He participated in the government of the 1919 Hungarian Soviet Republic.

He fought in the Spanish Civil War and was commissar of Rakosi Battalion of XIII International Brigade (to which László Rajk also belonged).

He joined the Hungarian Communist Party in October 1945. After World War II, he returned from exile and became a chief police superintendent of Budapest. In 1956 Hungarian Revolution, first he was officially part of the Imre Nagy government, serving as interior minister from 27 to 31 October, then fled to the Soviet Union. He returned with János Kadar and served as a minister in his "Revolutionary Worker-Peasant Government". On 4 November 1956 he was restored to his position as interior minister and also became defence minister, holding these positions until 1 March 1957. A couple of months later, he organized the Worker's Militia. In 1965 and 1967, he was decorated with the Lenin award of the Soviet Union.

The Hungarian Wikipedia page is [2].
Communist Party of the Soviet Union

The Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Russian: Коммунистическая партия Советского Союза, КПСС, Kommunisticheskaya partiya Sovetskogo Soyuza), abbreviated in English as CPSU, was the founding and ruling political party of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). The CPSU was the sole governing party of the Soviet Union until 1990 when the Supreme Soviet modified the article of the constitution which granted the CPSU a monopoly over the political system. The party was founded in 1912 by the Bolsheviks (the majority faction of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party), a revolutionary group led by Vladimir Lenin which seized power in the aftermath of the October Revolution of 1917. The party was dissolved on 29 August 1991 soon after a failed coup d'état.

See also Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.

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Анна Портновская

**Анна Портновская** - профессорская вдова.

## Характеристика

Портновская - мать, которая упустила своего сына, и сильно жалеет об этом.

## Биография

После смерти профессора Портновского его сын Олег подсел на наркотики связался с небольшой группой наркоманов. Портновская пыталась повлиять на сына, но не получалось. Тот продолжал встречаться с ними, но в квартиру не приводил.

Прошло полгода. Портновская впустила Дымова, Порохню и Точилина в квартиру. Те искали Ерёмина. Портновская сообщила им, что тот только что был у её сына. Портновская провела оперов в комнату сына. Там нашли его труп. Портновская стала плакать от горя.
Emese Misley

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1]

Emese Misley (March 25, 1943 Miskolc- October 26, 1956 Miskolc) Miskolc student: during the revolution of 1956 she was the youngest victim of the city.

Born in 1943 the child of Zoltán Misley and Aranka Várady. She was thirteen and went to elementary school in Malinovsky Road - Kálmán Kálmán Nagy's Great Way. On going home from school she was shot in the head and heart. She was buried in the cemetery of the Desert Church. There is a plaque on a downtown Munkácsy u. House side 1, labelled: Emley Misley, lived for 13 years. In memory of the youngest victim of volley on October 26, 1956. The local government of the county town of Miskolc set it up in 2016. The board replaced a previous table placed by the Christian National Union. Placing a wreath on the plaque is part of the 1956 commemoration every year.
Bulgarian Communist Party

The Bulgarian Communist Party (BCP) (Българска Комунистическа Партия, Balgarska Komunisticheska Partiya; БКП, BKP) was the Communist and Marxist-Leninist ruling party of the People's Republic of Bulgaria from 1946 until 1989 when the country ceased to be a communist state. The Bulgarian Communist Party had dominated the Fatherland Front coalition that took power in 1944, late in World War II, after it led a coup against Bulgaria's tsarist regime in conjunction with the Red Army's crossing the border.

1954 until 1989 the party was led by Todor Zhivkov, who was very supportive of the Soviet Union and remained close to its leadership after Nikita Khrushchev was deposed by Leonid Brezhnev.

More information on the English and Bulgarian Wikipedia pages.

The modern parties are the Communist Party of Bulgaria and the Bulgarian Communist Party – Marxists.
Анатолий Гринчук

**Анатолий Гринчук** - студент.

## Характеристика

Гринчук - хитрый и скользкий преступник, который уверен, что сможет выкрутиться из любой ситуации.

## Биография

Гринчуку не нравился его сосед Максим: Максим часто уводил у него девушек, с которыми Гринчук встречался. К тому же Гринчук должен был денег Максиму, которые использовал для липовой справки, чтобы откосить от военкомата. Гринчук хотел найти способ убрать Максима, но так, чтобы его никто не заподозрил.

Гринчук сначала решил убрать Максима руками вахтёра Джона, чью собаку выкинул с 10 этажа Максим. Джон хоть и был психом, но не решился убить. Во время карнавального бала Гринчук увидел Катю в костюме китаянки и понял, что Максим её не узнал. Проследив за Катей, Гринчук подобрал брошенные её бусы и костюм китаянки. Нарядившись в него и надев бусы на шею, Гринчук нашёл Максима, когда тот с Ритой целовался, сидя на окне. Гринчук выбросил парочку из окна, при этом Рита сорвала с его шеи бусы. Гринчук вернул костюм на место, а потом предстал перед всеми пьяным, выпив алкоголь. К тому же Гринчук успел достать из тайника Максима свою расписку.

На следующий день Гринчук стал гоняться за комендантом с огнетушителем. За это Гринчука выгнали из общаги и грозили отчислить. Поскольку Гринчук был ночным сторожем в детском саду около общежития, он стал там жить-работать, а днём через тайный проход проникал в общагу. Ночью, когда в детский дом пришли Волков и Дукалис, Гринчук попытался их напугать с помощью игрушечного автомата, снова выпив водку. Опера затащили его в ванную, где сунули головой в холодный душ. Промёрзнув, Гринчук начал им рассказывать про собаку вахтёра и намекать, что это Джон убил Максима.

Гринчук сидел в детском садике за столиком, на котором крутилась юла, и смотрел на пришедших Волкова, Дукалиса и Соловца. Опера пытаются его спровоцировать, но Гринчук не поддаётся, пока Дукалис показывает след от бус на его шее. Гринчук случайно пробалтывается, а потом пытается выдумать оправдание, но оперативники ему не верят.

## Интересные моменты

Гринчук тоже встречался с Ритой, но её у него увёл Максим.
Béla Vándor

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1]

Béla Vándor doctor, fighter of the 1956 Revolution, " Pest Guy ". His father was deputy head of the Hungarian National Bank.

According to his own account on October 24, 1956, he joined the Tompa Street group at the age of fifteen. Later he joined the group formed at Hőgyes Endre Street. The opponents were known as "Colos", and during the fighting, the legend was that he was "bullet-proof" because his clothes were repeatedly pierced but never damaged.

He took part in the demolition of the Stalin statue and then fought with petrol bottles on the Üllői Street against Soviet tanks striving towards the city centre.

"I am a loyal person, I am not happy to talk about petrol bottles thrown into Soviet tanks. I don't like to remember that either because I am a doctor and my primary task is to save life. In this case, one loses this kind of value judgement and sees only the tank that attacks our country and not the man. Then we were shaken when we saw the burning soldiers jumping out of the tanks, ” he told the Hungarian nation in an interview in 2004.

On November 4, he went home after a general attack on the Soviet army, but on November 9, he went down the street with a pistol and captured the two Soviets. They were planted on a tank and shot a Soviet soldier in his leg. He was then handed over to the spies who were tortured by asking for their names and addresses. He invented fictional names and titles. For a week he was in Uzhgorod in prison, then with his 51, sixteen, comrades, he was returned to Hungary on 25 November and handed over to his parents.

According to his narrators, the AVIStortured the prisoners and executed more.

He was not imprisoned, but after graduation in 1956 he was not admitted to university for three years.

For 22 years after the university, he was a doctor of the Honvéd Hospital, from 1989 he was a doctor at the district.
2nd Guards Mechanised Division

The 19th Guards Mechanized Brigade is a formation of the Armed Forces of Belarus based in Zaslonovo (ru:Заслоново), a few kilometers east of Lepiel. The 19th Guards Brigade traces its history back to the 1942 formation of the 2nd Guards Mechanized Corps of the Soviet Army during World War II. Subsequent designations during the Cold War included 2nd Guards Mechanised Division and 19th Guards Tank Division. Following the Cold War, the 19th Guards Tank Division was relocated to Belarus and became part of their armed forces in 1992.

The 2nd Guards Mechanised Corps, like all Soviet mechanised corps, was reorganised as a division in mid-late 1945, and was renamed the 2nd Guards Mechanised Division. The 2nd Guards Mechanised Division was part of the Southern Group of Forces based at Esztergom, Hungary. The division was part of the Soviet forces that crushed the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. On 15 December 1956, the division was reorganised as a tank division and renamed the 19th Guards Tank Division.

More information on the English and Russian Wikipedia pages.
Cominform

Founded in 1947, by Joseph Stalin "Cominform" (Communist Information Bureau) is the common name for what was officially referred to as the Information Bureau of the Communist and Workers' Parties. It was the first official forum of the international communist movement since the dissolution of the Comintern, and confirmed the new realities after World War II, including the creation of an Eastern Bloc.

It was dissolved 17 April 1956.

## Member parties

* Bulgarian Communist Party
* Communist Party of Czechoslovakia
* French Communist Party
* Hungarian Working People's Party
* Italian Communist Party
* Polish United Workers' Party
* Romanian Workers' Party
* Communist Party of the Soviet Union
* Communist Party of Yugoslavia (until its expulsion in June 1948)
* Communist Party of the Free Territory of Trieste (until Yugoslavia's expulsion of 1948) (Wikipedia page [1]).

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István Kossa

From the English Wikipedia page: there is more information on the Hungarian and German pages.

István Kossa (31 March 1904 – 9 April 1965) was a Hungarian politician, who served as Minister of Finance twice: between 1949–1950 and between 1956-1957. After the secondary grammar school's accomplishment he worked in Budapest as a tram conductor. He joined to the Social Democratic Party in 1923. He took a part in the trade union opposition's fights actively as member of the left-wing Tram Alliance. He was elected to the position of the general secretary of the alliance in 1933. In this same year he was arrested along with other members of the leadership. Kossa was taken to the Eastern Front in 1942, where he and many other prisoners joined to the Soviet troops.

On November 1944 he returned to home to make a connection with the Hungarian Communist Party and the Hungarian front. After the war Kossa led many offices (for example Council of the Trade Union). From 1945 he worked as a member of the Hungarian Working People's Party's Central Leadership and the National Assembly of Hungary. Kossa was appointed Minister of Industry on 5 August 1948, later served as Minister of Finance until 24 February 1950. From 5 January 1952 to 2 July 1953 he was the Minister of Metallurgical and Machine Industry. In 1955 he worked for the National Planning Board as first deputy chairman. From 24 October 1956 he served as Minister of Finance again. Until his retirement (1963) he was the Minister of Transport and Post. He was also member of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party's Central Committee until his death.
Imre Nagy Order of Merit

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1] which lists winners of the medal.

The Imre Nagy Order of Merit in Hungary between 2002 and 2011 was a state award.

XXX. law

1. § Act XXXI of 1991 on the Medal of Honor of the Republic of Hungary . (hereinafter referred to as TV), the following 4 / A. § is added:

"4 /. § (1) The Republic of Hungary shall establish an Imre Nagy Order of Merit for the recognition of the activity of Hungarian independence serving the Hungarian independence, promoting social dialogue, social peace, the unity of the nation and the establishment of a peaceful system of change .

(2) The Order of the Imre Nagy shall be donated to the Prime Minister by the President of the Republic .

(3) The Order of the Imre Nagy shall be handed over by the President of the Republic or his personal representative under ceremonial circumstances at the National Day of 23 October . The Imre Nagy Order has a diploma and a certificate. The prize-giving donor will receive a certificate of donation.

(4) The decision to donate the Imre Grand Prix shall be published in the official gazette of the Republic of Hungary.

(Extract from the text of the law)
Ernő Major

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1]

Ernő Major (Budapest January 15, 1915 - Budapest March 6, 1958) 1956 revolutionary, who was executed after the revolution retribution.

He studied the belt industry. Between 1940 and 1948 there was a writer at the police. After being laid off, he worked at the motorcycle factory of Csepel Works. At the time of the 1956 Revolution he was appointed Commander of the National Guard of Csepel, with a rank of major. However, he did not take part in the fighting, only civil matters. In March, 1957 he was arrested and released, however, he was arrested again on 24 May and then sentenced to 12 years in first instance trial. The Supreme Court changed the verdict to execution by shooting. On March 6, 1958 he was killed.
20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union

The **20th Congress** of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union was held during 14–25 February 1956. It is known especially for Nikita Khrushchev's "Secret Speech", which denounced the personality cult and dictatorship of Joseph Stalin.

Delegates at this Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union were given no advance warning of what to expect. Indeed, proceedings were opened by Khruschev's call for all to stand in memory of the Communist leaders who had died since the previous Congress, with Stalin being mentioned in the same breath as Klement Gottwald.

The speech shocked delegates to the Congress, as it flew in the face of years of Soviet propaganda, which had claimed that Stalin was a wise, peaceful, and fair leader. After long deliberations, in a month the speech was reported to the general public, but the full text was published only in 1989. Not everyone was ready to accept Khrushchev's new line. Albanian Communist leader Enver Hoxha, for instance, strongly condemned Khrushchev as revisionist.

More information on the English and Russian Wikipedia pages.

The report can be found here [1].
Czechoslovakia

Czechoslovakia or Czecho-Slovakia /ˌtʃɛkoʊsloʊˈvækiə, -kə-, -slə-, -ˈvɑː-/ (Czech and Slovak: Československo, Česko-Slovensko) was a sovereign state in Central Europe that existed from October 1918, when it declared its independence from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, until its peaceful dissolution into the Czech Republic and Slovakia on 1 January 1993. During the period of this wiki it was known as the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic.

More information on the English, Czech, and Slovak Wikipedia pages in particular.

See also Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
Imre Mező

Imre Mező, born Mehr Izsák (Ramocsaháza, December 13, 1905 - Budapest, November 1, 1956), a Hungarian communist politician tailor, nationalist functionary.

Fought in the International Brigade in the Spanish Civil War, and worked in the Resistance in France during World War II.

Attempted to impose order during the battle of Republic Square during the Hungarian Revolution on 30 October 1956, and was shot, dying on 1 November.

His death was used to justify the political aims of János Kádár's propaganda.

More information on the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1]; the Russian Wikipedia page is [2].
Lethal League Wikia

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János Pap

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1]

János Pap (December 23, 1925 Kaposvár-February 22, 1994 Budapest) Hungarian communist politician, Minister of the Interior (1961-1963).

János Pap was born in Kaposvár to János Pap, an assistant railway, and Éva Horváth. After the completion of four elementary school in Veszprém and Keszthely, in 1941 he studied in Hungarian Royal State Secondary School of Chemical Industry in Szeged.

After the Arrow Cross took power he became a military fugitive and was forced to hide until the end of World War II. He passed a successful graduation exam after the war. From 1947 he became a member of the Hungarian Communist Party, from 1948 he became a member of the Hungarian Workers' Party. After the 1956 revolution he entered the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party, and was the first secretary of the Veszprém County Committee from November 1957.

Pap took an active part in the condemnation of the 1956 Revolution, retaliation, 1957 . On November 2, the President of the Supreme Court asked in a letter to make Árpád Brusznyai's sentence of life imprisonment at first instance condemned to death. The request was complied with and Brushny's 1958 . was executed on January 9th . In 1961, he replaced Béla Biszku as Interior Minister. He occupied the post until 1963 and then became Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers until 1965. From 1965 to 1985 he worked as the first secretary of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Committee of Veszprém County. He was elected to the Parliamentary Assembly of Veszprém County six times in a row from 1958, but did not get elected in 1985. In 1985 he was honored with the Order of Merit of the Red Flag. After the change of regime, it was repeatedly suggested that Pap be held accountable for his activities in retaliation in the post-revolution period. 1994 he committed suicide, shot his sick wife with an unlicensed pistol, and then shot himself in the head.
Luctuosissimi eventus

Luctuosissimi eventus, issued October 28, 1956, is an encyclical of Pope Pius XII urging public prayers for peace and freedom for the people of Hungary.

The Pope is "deeply moved by the sorrowful events which have befallen the people of Eastern Europe and especially of our beloved Hungary, which is now being soaked in blood by a shocking massacre. And not only is our heart moved, but so too are the hearts of all men who cherish the rights of civil society, the dignity of man, and the liberty which is due to individuals and to nations".

More information on the English and
Hungarian Wikipedia pages.

The English text of the encyclical can be found here
Budapest University of Technology and Economics

The Budapest University of Technology and Economics (Hungarian: Budapesti Műszaki és Gazdaságtudományi Egyetem or in short Műegyetem), official abbreviation BME, is the most significant University of Technology in Hungary and is considered the world's oldest Institute of Technology which has university rank and structure. It was the first institute in Europe to train engineers at university level. It was founded in 1782.

On October 22 1956 - one day before the Revolution - Technical University students established the "Association of Hungarian University and College Students" (MEFESZ), expressed their famous 16 claims and organised a rally to the Józef Bem statue of Budapest to pledge solidarity with the Polish demonstrators.

More information on the English and Hungarian Wikipedia pages. The English language version of its website is [1].
Lajos Für

From the longer English Wikipedia page - with more information on the Hungarian Wikipedia page.

Lajos Für (21 December 1930, Egyházasrádóc, Hungary–22 October 2013, Budapest) was a Hungarian politician and historian, who served as Minister of Defence between 1990 and 1994. From 1994 to 1996 he was also chairman of the Hungarian Democratic Forum (MDF), the ruling conservative party led by late Prime Minister József Antall to his death in 1993.

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page:

Between 1954 and 1957, he was a deputy lieutenant (he was deprived of his rank in 1956). In 1956 he was the secretary of the Debrecen Kossuth Circle and the Revolutionary Committee of the Hajdú-Bihar County Revolution. He contributed to the formulation of revolutionary demands in Debrecen and he handed them over to the government. After the Revolution was overthrown, he was interned for a short time. He lost his assistantship at the Kossuth Lajos University in 1956 because of his role in 1956, and his research career was stalled. He emigrated to France in 1957, but returned home a few months later. He had no job until 1958 and then worked in a large library of the Reformed College in Debrecen until 1961, after which he was employed for a short period of time. Until 1963 he was a primary school teacher in Dabason and Pestújhely.
Challenge

Der Challenge Mode ist einer der Extra Modes. Der Challenge Mode kann mit dem 1P Mode von Super Smash Bros. 64 verglichen werden. Im Challenge Mode tritt man in ziemlich heftigen Kämpfen gegen verschiedene KI Gegner an. Man hat 3 Chancen, alle zehn Kämpfe zu gewinnen.

Doombox ist hier zur Auswahl per "Cheat"-Code verfügbar.

(Informationen basieren auf den Erfahrungen anderer Nutzer)

## Stage 1

[You] vs. Raptor

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## Stage 3

[You] and Switch vs. Raptor and Sonata

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## Stage 8

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## Stage 9

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## Stage 10

[You] vs. Doombox

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French Communist Party

The French Communist Party (French: Parti communiste français, PCF) is a communist party in France.

Although its electoral support has declined in recent decades, the PCF retains a strong influence in French politics, especially at the local level. In 2012, the PCF claimed 138,000 members including 70,000 who have paid their membership fees. This would make it the third largest party in France in terms of membership after the Republicans (UMP) and the Socialist Party (PS).

Founded in 1920 by the majority faction of the socialist French Section of the Workers' International (SFIO), it participated in three governments.

More information on the English and French Wikipedia pages.
György Mátsik

From the Wikipedia page [1]

George Mátsik (Szombathely 11 November, 1925-Budapest December, 2017) Attorney, and HEN Trust CEO. He gained more prominence in the Mansfeld trial.

He worked in the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office. In 1957 he obtained a legal degree from 1968 worked in the prosecutor's body until the end.

During the retaliation following the 1956 War of Independence and the Revolution, it has been proven that he was involved in the prosecuting and sentencing of at least 27 prisoners to death. Typically, he represented the accusations in criminal proceedings against public figures and non-politically important persons. As a prosecutor serving unrestricted dictatorship, in a lawsuit against Peter Mansfeld, who was a minor, and his associates, argued that it is irrelevant to political or anti-state offenses whether the offender is an adult or a minor.

At the end of 1968 he was assigned to the Head of Department at the Budapest University of Agriculture.

No account was taken of responsibility after the change of regime. In July 2012, two MPs, Levente Murányi and György Szilágyi, László Mansfeld, brother of the late Péter Mansfeld, and the Hungarian Political Prisoners Association declared György Mátsik of more deliberate homicide, more deliberate serious bodily harassment, more orderly abductions, more abusive forced abductions, more misconduct, more illegitimate renditions detention and multiple crimes. In its decision of 6 September, the Central Prosecutor General's Office refused to report in the absence of a crime.
Cult of personality

A cult of personality arises when an individual uses mass media, propaganda, or other methods, to create an idealized, heroic, and at times worshipful, image, often through unquestioning flattery and praise.

Mátyás Rákosi was so treated.

See also Stalin's cult of personality.

More information on the Wikipedia page [1], with a list of cults of personality at [2]. The Psychology Today article is [3], and there is various other coverage.
Embassy of Serbia, Budapest

From the English Wikipedia page [1]

At the time of the Hungarian Revolution this was the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest: it was later the Embassy of Serbia and Montenegro.

The Serbian Embassy in Budapest (Serbian: Амбасада Србије у Будимпешти) is Serbia's diplomatic mission to Hungary. It is located at 1068, Dózsa György út 92/b, Budapest, Hungary.

In 1956, Prime Minister Imre Nagy asked for asylum and secured sanctuary in the Yugoslav embassy after the anti-Soviet revolution was crushed, with a number of other people. However he was later arrested, deported to Romania and executed in 1958. The embassy overlooks Andrássy Avenue and Heroes' Square, where Imre Nagy was reburied in 1989 in front of a crowd of 250,000 people.

During the ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of the anti-Soviet uprising in 1956 in October 2006, the President of Serbia, Boris Tadić, and the Prime Minister of Hungary Ferenc Gyurcsány, revealed a commemorative plaque placed at the entrance, dedicated to Imre Nagy.

The Hungarian Wikipedia page is [2].
József Antall

From the English Wikipedia page [1]

József Antall Jr. (8 April 1932 – 12 December 1993) was the first democratically elected Prime Minister of Hungary after the fall of Communism (from 23 May 1990 until 12 December 1993, his death), teacher, librarian, historian and political figure. He was the leader of the Hungarian Democratic Forum between 1989 and 1993.

Following the graduation, Antall worked for the Hungarian State Archives and the Research Institute of Pedagogy. In 1955, he started teaching in József Eötvös Grammar School, leading the Revolutionary Committee of the school during the 1956 Hungarian Uprising. During the revolution, he participated in the reorganization of the Independent Smallholders Party and in the founding of the Christian Youth Alliance. After the Soviet Union crushed the revolution, he was arrested and released several times. He continued his teaching career in Ferenc Toldy Grammar School in 1957, but in 1959 he was banned from teaching due to his former political activities.

The Hungarian Wikipedia page is[2].
Gyula Kelemen

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1]

**Gyula Kelemen** ( Budapest , November 7 , 1897 – Budapest , April 22 , 1973 ) was a Hungarian social democratic politician.

He completed four years of civic school and a commercial course, after which he studied as an engineer. In 1918 , he became a member of the iron trade union and the MSZDP . After the fall of the Hungarian Soviet Republic , he moved to Paris in 1919 , from where he returned home in 1921 . From 1929 , he was a member of the Újpest representative body and the legislative authority committee of Pest County. From 1937 , he became the president of the Újpest organization of the MSZDP. Between 1936 and 1939 he was the chairman of the executive committee in the Pest area, and from 1937 to '39 he was a member of the National Executive Committee of the SZDP.1945 . From August 20, he became a member of the national party leadership. From April, he was a representative of the Provisional National Assembly , and in the 1945 elections , he won a parliamentary seat again. He was political state secretary of the Ministry of Industry until 1948 . 1948 . He was arrested in January and sentenced to life imprisonment and total confiscation of property in a conceptual trial . 1956 . he was released in June, and from October 31 he became the general secretary of the reconstituted MSZDP. Imre Nagy between November 2 and 4was a minister of state in his government. After the revolution was crushed, his party was banned again. He lived in seclusion for a long time, then in 1963 . on June 1 , the Supreme Court acquitted him of the charges brought against him in 1948. He got his confiscated house back and received a state pension. After that, he retired completely and died in Budapest in 1973.
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Andi József

From the Hungarian Wikipedia page [1]

Joseph Andi (Pusztahencse, March 27, 1924- Budapest, March 6, 1958) Hungarian military officer in the 1956 revolution at the time, victim of the post-revolutionary retaliation.

From 1946 he worked at the Budapest Electric Works as a laboratory technician. In 1950 he voluntarily went into the army: after the officer's examinations he was given rank as lieutenant. He was a party secretary at the Ministry of Defense and was placed in the Matthias aircraft where he worked in the secret office. In 1955 he was promoted to a lieutenant. On October 23, 1956 he applied to the National Guard, and in that capacity he took part in the resistance of Csepel Island . After the Revolution was defeated, he was dismissed from the Army in 1957 and forced to work as a mason in 1957, but he did not work for a long time in his new profession. On 24 May was arrested and then sentenced to death and executed with three of his associates.
Council for Mutual Economic Assistance

The Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (Russian: Совет Экономической Взаимопомощи, Sovet Ekonomicheskoy Vzaimopomoshchi, СЭВ, SEV; English abbreviation COMECON, CMEA, or CAME) was an economic organization from 1949 to 1991 under the leadership of the Soviet Union that comprised the countries of the Eastern Bloc along with a number of communist states elsewhere in the world. The Comecon was the Eastern Bloc's reply to the formation of the Organization for European Economic Co-Operation in Western Europe.

Members at the time covered by this wiki:

* People's Republic of Bulgaria
* Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
* German Democratic Republic
* Hungarian People's Republic
* Mongolian People's Republic
* Polish People's Republic
* Socialist Republic of Romania
* Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

More information on the English [1] and Russian [2] Wikipedia pages. There is various other coverage and academic coverage.