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The Revolution of October 23rd in Hungary: A Detailed Account

Explore the local and martial events of the Hungarian revolution on October 23rd, from youth demands to political delegations, protests, and the involvement of Soviet cohorts. Learn about key locations in Budapest and international perspectives on the revolution.

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The Revolution of October 23rd in Hungary: A Detailed Account

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  1. The local and the martial events of the revolution.

  2. October 23th • Youth’s demands: Szabad Nép • Caucus in the hall of the Szabad Nép • The delegation advanced their political demands • Imre Nagy pow-wowed in Géza Losonczy’s house • Demonstration in Debrecen • 3 people were shot

  3. MEFESZ was organized • Kossuth Radio: the demonstration isn’t allowed • Allowed • Pest’s side from the Petőfi-statue • Buda’s sidealong the DanubeBem-statue • Kossuth square • 16 points: building of the Radio

  4. Kossuth squareStalin-statue • A part of the soldiers and 3 tanks • Undergraduates parried assault of the rebels • Ernő Gerő: provokative speech

  5. FREE HUNGARIAN RADIO

  6. MDP KV: seance • 96 soldiers, 200 AVH people, 150 officers and some soldiersRadio • Imre NagyKossuth-square

  7. FirefightRadio’s building • SZKP KB: to occupy Budapest by soviets • Stalin-statue was toppled • Assaulted the hall of Szabad Nép • Soviet cohorts: Romania & SubcarpathiaBudapest

  8. STALIN STATUE

  9. Telephonexchanges, presses, armories • Military delegation was organized • There were another demonstrations in different part of Hungary

  10. BUDAPEST

  11. More important locales in Budapest Buda: • Polytechnic • Bem-square • Main street’s prison • Farkasréti graveyard • Imre Nagy’s house • Széna square • Zsigmond Móricz square • Mindszenty cardinal’s house • Dormitory

  12. Pest: • Parlament and its countryside • City centre • Nagykörút and its countryside • Corvin alley • Baross square • Heroes’ square

  13. What did the other country’s think of the Hungary revolution? • A Russian tourist was in Budapest during the Revolution. • A working girl in Budapest. • Agotha Kristof, writer.

  14. Thank you for your attention! Albert Johanna Bitter Anna Nicole Duim Fienna Doorneweerd

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