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206:Zoltán Tildy
197:
177:Succeeded by
154:
129:Succeeded by
116:Zoltán Tildy
91:Zoltán Tildy
77:
59:Nagy in 1946
40:
24:
3076:1979 deaths
3071:1903 births
2442:(1944–1945)
2397:(1927–1945)
2362:(1927–1945)
2327:(1920–1927)
2220:Szentiványi
2192:(1848–1918)
2088:Perényi (I)
2075:(1848–1918)
1692:opposed by
1405:Jenő Tombor
627:Switzerland
623:Béla Kovács
525:Premiership
477:Axis powers
432:coup d'état
376:Ferenc Nagy
344:Nationality
336:Citizenship
230:Béla Miklós
225:Preceded by
210:László Rajk
165:Preceded by
111:Preceded by
47:Ferenc Nagy
25:Nagy Ferenc
3065:Categories
2714:Kolossváry
2631:since 1848
2345:Scitovszky
2295:Berzeviczy
2280:D. Perczel
2275:A. Apponyi
2270:D. Perczel
2235:B. Perczel
2093:G. Apponyi
1760:G. Károlyi
1694:G. Károlyi
1659:M. Károlyi
1389:1946–1947
1368:Béla Varga
1362:1945–1946
1288:27 January
1249:27 January
1206:27 October
1068:7 February
1041:7 February
748:References
563:Yugoslavia
380:Hungarian:
302:1903-10-08
214:Béla Varga
182:Béla Varga
2924:A. Bartha
2878:K. Bartha
2815:Friedrich
2810:Schnetzer
2775:Festetics
2770:A. Bartha
2709:Fejérváry
2646:Batthyány
2535:Stadinger
2410:L. Almásy
2375:Széchényi
2335:Rakovszky
2205:P. Almásy
2143:Dessewffy
1999:Gyurcsány
1994:Medgyessy
1722:Friedrich
1631:Esterházy
1606:Fejérváry
1566:Wenckheim
1509:Batthyány
1486:Graphical
1126:186311583
718:Permindex
698:MacMillan
590:Left Bloc
545:with the
504:. In the
450:Biography
409:Imre Nagy
347:Hungarian
278:In office
267:In office
198:In office
155:In office
87:President
78:In office
3040:Simicskó
3030:Szekeres
3020:J. Szabó
2863:Somkuthy
2843:Belitska
2804:Belitska
2794:Z. Szabó
2785:Haubrich
2679:Andrássy
2651:Mészáros
2455:Zsedényi
2370:Wlassics
2265:Madarász
2260:Szilágyi
2225:Somssich
2200:Pázmándy
2163:Wlassics
1792:Bárdossy
1664:Berinkey
1626:I. Tisza
1601:I. Tisza
1571:K. Tisza
1546:Andrássy
1283:78888454
1261:(2005).
1244:36083793
1226:Budapest
1218:(1995).
1201:38784552
1193:Budapest
1185:(1990).
1175:24084729
1157:Budapest
1143:24070950
497:Red Army
426:-backed
362:Children
137:(acting)
122:(acting)
2992:Kárpáti
2982:Czinege
2972:Münnich
2967:Maléter
2929:Dinnyés
2919:F. Nagy
2904:Beregfy
2883:V. Nagy
2825:Regency
2749:Szurmay
2734:Wekerle
2582:Schmitt
2490:I. Nagy
2475:F. Nagy
2425:Darányi
2405:Zsitvay
2350:Zsitvay
2210:Palóczy
2133:Károlyi
2113:Sennyey
2098:Sennyey
2022:Italics
1919:Münnich
1909:I. Nagy
1904:Hegedüs
1899:I. Nagy
1866:Dinnyés
1854:F. Nagy
1819:Szálasi
1814:Lakatos
1809:Sztójay
1770:Darányi
1755:Bethlen
1636:Wekerle
1611:Wekerle
1581:Wekerle
1576:Szapáry
1528:Szemere
1523:Kossuth
1491:Records
1329:of the
1325:in the
1035:The Age
714:Austria
664:(while
631:hostage
485:Gestapo
3025:Juhász
3015:Keleti
2977:Révész
2952:Farkas
2914:Tombor
2888:Csatay
2853:Gömbös
2838:Sréter
2799:Horthy
2765:Linder
2694:Szende
2689:Szlávy
2684:Lónyay
2661:Aulich
2656:Görgei
2577:Katona
2562:Z. Gál
2557:Szabad
2540:Szűrös
2530:Sarlós
2520:Kállai
2500:Drahos
2450:Vásáry
2420:Kornis
2310:Beőthy
2290:S. Gál
2255:Bánffy
2245:Szlávy
2240:Ghyczy
2215:Ghyczy
2153:Jósika
2123:Szlávy
2004:Bajnai
1979:Boross
1974:Antall
1968:Németh
1949:Németh
1929:Kállai
1894:Rákosi
1860:Rákosi
1848:Rákosi
1824:Miklós
1804:Kállay
1780:Teleki
1775:Imrédy
1765:Gömbös
1750:Teleki
1727:Huszár
1682:Garbai
1621:Lukács
1586:Bánffy
1556:Szlávy
1551:Lónyay
1516:Récsey
1416:Acting
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780:27 May
771:
642:asylum
547:forint
440:émigré
424:Soviet
331:, U.S.
212:, and
97:Deputy
3045:Benkő
3035:Hende
2962:Janza
2934:Veres
2909:Vörös
2868:Rőder
2858:Kozma
2848:Csáky
2744:Hazai
2724:Bihar
2719:Nyiri
2704:Orczy
2699:Ráday
2587:Kövér
2572:Szili
2552:Göncz
2545:Fodor
2510:Rónai
2505:Dögei
2485:Szabó
2480:Varga
2315:Szász
2305:Tisza
2300:Návay
2285:Justh
2250:Péchy
2230:Bittó
2148:Csáky
2138:Csáky
2009:Orbán
1989:Orbán
1944:Grósz
1939:Lázár
1924:Kádár
1914:Kádár
1829:Tildy
1687:Peidl
1641:Hadik
1591:Széll
1561:Bittó
1420:1946
680:Exile
461:Bisse
309:Bisse
2987:Oláh
2957:Bata
2873:Rátz
2833:Soós
2790:Böhm
2780:Böhm
2567:Áder
2525:Apró
2385:Rátz
2340:Gaál
2128:Tóth
1984:Horn
1934:Fock
1889:Dobi
1871:Dobi
1476:List
1290:2008
1279:OCLC
1269:ISBN
1251:2008
1240:OCLC
1230:ISBN
1208:2008
1197:OCLC
1171:OCLC
1161:ISBN
1139:OCLC
1122:OCLC
1070:2013
1043:2013
974:ISBN
927:ISBN
835:ISBN
813:ISBN
782:2013
769:ISBN
736:and
720:, a
648:and
561:and
469:1939
319:Died
296:Born
3010:Für
2729:Pap
2495:Olt
2118:Vay
1331:ZBW
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660:of
569:as
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