1956 HUNGARIAN REVOLUTION & SOVIET SUPPRESSION "REVOLT IN HUNGARY" IMRE NAGY XD10524
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This black & white educational film is: REVOLT IN HUNGARY.
Title cards: Distributed by McGraw-Hill Book Company, producers of Text Films (:08-:14). Walter Cronkite introduces the film. Most of the film was smuggled out of Hungary. Title: Revolt in Hungary (:15-:38). A rocket takes off and a credit reads: The Twentieth Century (:39-:59) Budapest, March 9, 1953. Aerial shot of Budapest. On the morning of Stalin's funeral in Moscow, Hungary came to a halt. Imre Nagy, one of the leaders of the communist party. People are sad or have blank expressions. A close up of a giant statue of Stalin (1:00-2:07). The statue fades into people standing atop where the statue used to be and it is now 3 years later, 1956, and a revolution is taking place in Budapest. A man saws the statue. People bash pieces of the statue and destroy symbols of Soviet control (2:08-2:47). Title card: Revolt in Hungary. Budapest, Oct. 23, 1956. Cronkite narrates. Explains how it all started. University students in Budapest hold a peaceful protest in support of Poland, who had recently defied the USSR. More and more students join. They assemble. A holiday mood and hope. People smile. Women wave flags, people march. The parade terminates at the statue of General Jozef Bem, a Polish war General who had fought for the freedom of Hungary in 1848. Tens of thousands of people are in the march. Should Hungary be communist? People rip flags (2:48-6:06). Students want a new government. They want their demands put on the radio. Their delegates are arrested, they will not leave until they are freed. The AVH (security police) opened fire on the crowd, since they wouldn't disperse, killing many. Soviet tanks moved in over night. They are there to suppress all resistance. Everyday Hungarians decide to fight back (6:07-8:18) Hungarian Army Units are sent to suppress the revolt. Instead they go over to the side of the people. One of their measures of retaliation is: Molotov Cocktails, which they learned from the Russians. Soviet losses are heavy. They begin to withdraw. A group of soldiers who stood against the Soviet army. Women soldiers as well. Freedom fighters roam the streets. Hungarian leaders form a new government. One of the first acts of the new government is to round up those of the AVH (8:19-11:17). Death to the AVO (aka AVH) reads a sign! The remaining AVO men, who are at Communist headquarters, resist and fight back. After a violent battle, the few survivors are attacked by the freedom fighters. The bodies of AVO men are strung up and lynched. Political prisoners are released. Bonfires burn false confessions and Soviet propaganda (11:17-13:46). New waves of political freedom sweep the country. Imre Nagy is now the Prime Minister. Second in command is Janos Kadar. Freedom of the press is re-established, 20 newspapers are in circulation, not 5 as was before the revolution. Imre Nagy gives a speech on the status of his talks with Russia. After this: Ruszkik Haza! (Russkie go home) is painted everywhere (13:47-16:02). Oct 30, 1956, Soviet tanks head out of the country. People believe the revolution has been won. Soviet families are also leaving. As locals clean up, voices are heard coming from underground near Republic square. A search begins and people dig up. But to no avail, those people are lost and they were prisoners of the AVO before the revolution. Cardinal Mindszenty was freed after 8 years. He speech is shown. A funeral for victims is shown. People mourn (16:03-19:47). Life is returning to normal. Food is dispersed from local farmers. The airport is back in operation. Plasma for the wounded comes in. Poland gives a gift. Budapest is hearing rumors that the Soviets are coming in from the opposite side of the country. Defense Minister announces on Nov 3, 1956 that Soviet troops will leave Hungary. The Defense Minister is invited to a banquet at Soviet Military headquarters to finalize everything (19:48-22:21) The banquet is a trap. The defense minister is arrested. Later that night, the Soviets strike. On Nov. 4, 1956, Imre Nagy broadcast his final plea to the nation and the world, announcing that Soviet Forces were attacking Budapest and that the Government remained at its post. The plea is heard. The call is unanswered, the revolt is crushed. Janos Kadar forms a new puppet government, the Cardinal is given asylum in the US embassy. The defense minister is jailed and then killed. Budapest is in shambles. The Soviets have reclaimed Hungary (22:22-25:04).
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I was there, so sad. My family and I escaped the Soviets in 1956, we left our beloved Magyarorszag.
My dad too. He was almost 8.
Russia is a cancer.
@@mgl8753my mom was 10
Igen. Sajnos. 😢😢
Do you have any interesting stories? How old were you when you left?
I have great respect for Hungary revolution and those who took part in this freedom movement. Love from Pakistan
my father, who fought in the revolution was waiting on the help that was promised and that never came... the Magyars still prevail!!!
Horrhyites failed.
Thank Deus❤
For a moment, they enjoyed freedom.
зверствами мадьяры наслаждались..с живых людей кожу сдирали.
We led them the believe we (the west) had their back when it came to the Soviets, but instead we sat silently and watched them get crushed. A lot like what we have done in many countries around the world. Poland and Iraq are two. But there are many more like Cuba Syria.
There was a real possibility that had we gone to Hungary's aid, it would have touched off WWIII. At least that was the rationale given at the time. The thing going on in the Suez Canal, about which I know absolutely nothing, was the real global hotspot at the time. Hungary has no oil so little economic incentive, perhaps? For what it's worth, I retired and moved to Hungary in 2016 and love it here, We ain't in Kansas anymore, Toto.
We?
No, they (you are not an abstraction, you are not the state). Collectivist speak is what landed Eastern Europe in that hell to begin with.
Yes because West wanted these people to be controlled by the Soviet Communism.Today is outloud known that the Soviet "revolution" was an organized coup against the Tsar.
No commitment was ever made. On the part of the Hungarians, it was wishful thinking. The fatal mistake was turning to Nagy for leadership; he was not the man for the role.
And now the us is being crushed my communism & degeneracy.
Борьба с оккупантами - это дело чести, доблести и геройства.
Вот сам Сталин то же самое говорил.
Все правильно Сталин говорил, только советские войска небыли оккупантами, а были освободителями от фашистской заразы! Эта зараза не была уничтожена полностью, что и спровоцировало боевые действия в Будапеште! Ни че, фашистские недобитки получили сполна!!!!
Idi tu nahuj imperszkoe zlo! szkoro vasz nje budet, pszihi, podohnete vsze v Ukraine!
Ruszkik haza!!
@@laszlobence1996 Most véletlen jót szólt, minek aprítod?
Tisztelet a Hősöknek!
Земля Стекловатой им в могилу твои героям!!
Which one??
Interesting I was in Melbourne back than and I was on water polo game USSR - Hungary, summer Olympics, USSR lost
Hungary lost on the battlefield which counts more
The bloodiest waterpolo match in History
Все нормально ровно до 22.35, когда врубается хроника 1945 года.
❤
Жечь неугодные книги и позировать у трупов повешенных и сожженных врагов ... Что-то это мне напоминает. А Вам?
Да Блд ежу понятно что в конце октября 1956 а Будапеште недобитки 1945 г попытались взять реванш но отгребли люлей по полной .
The Russians loved Budapest so much, they invaded it twice!
They planned to invade, huge difference. Haven't you watched what you commenting about? So what's the point to comment? Get lost
@@balazslaszlo7683 Sir, my father was in WWII when he was 14 years old and a Freedom Fighter during the Hungarian Revolution. He came over to America just like a lot of Hungarians did in 1956. Yes, I know exactly what I'm talking about and I was making the Russians look stupid by making a joke. Even though I'm only half Hungarian, I'm still proud of my Hungarian heritage and I would never say anything bad about my Father's home country.
При фашистах было комфортно?
@@ПетрПетров-д2н5л да Они были с фашистами в одной коалиции, пока по зубам не дали . Конечно для них комфортней было при фашистах
@@АртёмОрёл-ь5д Кто -они? В какой коалиции,любая коалиция имеет название ,Лига Наций,НАТО и т.д.
In the cinema: Russian go home! :Very good movie DDDDD
Le az oroszokkal!
tell it to the Russian Iskander!
@@Roberto1009 called kanibal island? Do you mean?
@@gabortoth5936 did not quite understand you correctly
@@gabortoth5936 Can I ask you something?
@@Roberto1009 no ,I am not . Explain it
They also put nitro glycerin in molotov cocktails too.
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drop the sacchrine music.......................
Returning soon, with Orban and Putin...
That would mean an invasion from the West.
We did it once again in 1989, but this time the soviets didn't come out and fight. Orban, as university student was the 1st, who wanted the soviets to leave for good. Now, Putin is just a very important business partner
in the best traditions of Deutsche Wohenschau
Imre Nagy was merely a faceless pen pushing bureaucrat