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Rákosi, Mátyás

Born Mar. 9, 1892; died Feb. 5, 1971. Hungarian political figure.

During the period of the Hungarian Soviet Republic (1919), Rákosi was deputy people’s commissar of trade and people’s commissar of social production. He was a member of the Communist International from 1921 to 1924 and helped reestablish organizations of the Communist Party of Hungary. In September 1925 he was arrested and sentenced to a long prison term. He was released in October 1940.

After Hungary’s liberation from fascism (1945), Rákosi held several high posts in the Communist Party and the Hungarian government. While serving in these posts, he committed errors in socialist construction, unjustifiably increasing plan assignments and violating Leninist norms of party life and socialist legality. In July 1956, the Central Committee of the Hungarian Workers’ Party removed Rákosi from his post as first secretary of the Central Committee of the Hungarian Workers’ Party and from the Central Committee’s Politburo. In August 1962 the Central Committee of the Hungarian Socialist Workers’ Party expelled Rákosi from the party.

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Even Janos Kadar, whom Moscow installed to replace Nagy, insisted upon Nagy's execution, but over time Kadar dismantled the terror regime and permitted greater liberty--in part no doubt because he had suffered at the hands of Matyas Rakosi, Stalin's "best pupil.

Opium of the intellectuals by Congdon, Lee / The American Conservative

Rakosi escaped to Moscow, and the new reformist communist leader Imre Nagy became prime minister.

Itineraries by Mena, Dante / Hungary Adventure Guide

Following is a schedule of the events:The Witness (1969)Sunday, September 17, at 7 pmDirector: Peter Bacso Political satire English subtitles*The film, banned for over a decade for its outspoken criticism, takes place during the height of the Rakosi era, which was closely modeled after the ruthless and brutal Stalin regime.

Hungarian films and exhibition by The Star (Amman, Jordan)

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