The tomb of former general secretary of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party, János Kádár ,  located in Budapest, Hungary in the Kerepesi Cemetery , was vandalised on Wednesday night. Kádár was a controversial and important figure of the 20th-century Hungarian history. He was the leader of the country in the period of Goulash Communism , when Hungary had one of the most liberal systems in the Eastern Bloc, however, he also assisted the Soviet troops in crushing the 1956 Hungarian Revolution , and is held responsible for the jailing and execution of revolutionists, including Imre Nagy and other members of the government. The Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany , the center-right opposition party Fidesz and other political parties condemned the act, the Russian Pravda reports.
The tomb of former general secretary of the , , located in Budapest, Hungary in the , was vandalised on Wednesday night. Kádár was a controversial and important figure of the 20th-century Hungarian history. He was the leader of the country in the period of , when Hungary had one of the most liberal systems in the Eastern Bloc, however, he also assisted the Soviet troops in crushing the , and is held responsible for the jailing and execution of revolutionists, including and other members of the government. The Hungarian Prime Minister , the center-right opposition party and other political parties condemned the act, the Russian Pravda reports.
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Kerepesi Cemetery
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