János Kádár
Former General Secretary of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party
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He came to power on Soviet tanks after the 1956 revolution, ordered his predecessor executed, then spent three decades walking a tightrope between Moscow and the West — the Communist leader who turned Hungary into the Eastern Bloc's most consumer-friendly experiment.
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Born in poverty in Fiume to a single mother, Kádár joined Hungary's Communist youth wing and rose to First Secretary before the war, though his reorganized Peace Party found little support. After 1945 he climbed the Soviet-backed party ranks to Interior Minister, was imprisoned under Mátyás Rákosi in 1951, and released by reformist Imre Nagy three years later. On 25 October 1956, during the Hungarian Revolution, he replaced Ernő Gerő as General Secretary and briefly joined Nagy's government — then broke with him over withdrawing from the Warsaw Pact. Soviet intervention followed; Kádár was ins…
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