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abqtommy

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4. It seems that present-day Hungarian leaders must remember The Hungarian Revolution

Reply to Klaralven (Original post)

Fri Feb 11, 2022, 08:43 PM

Feb 2022

of 1956 that was brutally suppressed by The U.S.S.R. in the end. I was 7 years old in 1956 but I have studied their revolution in school and later as an adult. I don't expect
sPUTIN's tactics to differ much from Stalin's.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_Revolution_of_1956

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Hungary won't accept more NATO troops on its soil, says foreign minister Szijjarto [View all] Klaralven Feb 2022 OP

I was just doing the math. Haggard Celine Feb 2022 #1

How do they feel about having Russian troops on their soil? BlueIdaho Feb 2022 #2

They resisted in '56. They would do so again. Klaralven Feb 2022 #5

Of course not, considering admiration of the orangeous. sprinkleeninow Feb 2022 #3

It seems that present-day Hungarian leaders must remember The Hungarian Revolution abqtommy Feb 2022 #4

They have been a great power chew toy before; don't want to be again. Klaralven Feb 2022 #6