Hungary to revise official view of 1956 revolt
Communist Party leaders in Hungary plan a substantial change to the official interpretation of the 1956 anti-Soviet uprising. Central Committee members met behind closed doors to discuss a view shift sparked by Imre Pozsgay, who questioned the prior label of counterrevolution and framed the revolt as a popular uprising. The outcome will follow the unpublished party report on four decades of communist rule.
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