Hungarian socialists and communists proclaimed a Soviet republic during the upheaval after the First World War. The short-lived government sought ties with Soviet Russia but faced military intervention and internal conflict. Its defeat underscores that revolutionary language circulated transnationally while local power depended on distinct social coalitions and conditions.
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