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The SHORT-LIVED Hungarian Soviet Republic (1919)
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4:06Now PlayingThe Hungarian Soviet Republic was a short-lived state. Did you know that there was a short-lived communist Hungarian state in 1919? It was lead by revolutionary Béla Kun and named the Hungarian Soviet Republic. How did it came into existance and why it went down, I will talk about in this video recorded at Memento Park near Budapest.
History Hustle presents: The Hungarian Soviet Republic (1919) - When Hungary Became Communist First.
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Recorded on the 21nd of July 2017 in Budapest, Hungary.
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