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Social Democratic Party

political party, Hungary
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  • Hungary
    Hungary
    / Postwar confusion and reconstruction

    …resentment extended also to the Social Democrats and even to Liberal democracy.

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    …resentment extended also to the Social Democrats and even to Liberal democracy.

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  • Hungary
    Hungary
    / Hungary in the Soviet orbit

    …noncommunist left-wing parties—the Smallholders, the Social Democrats, the National Peasants, and the Progressive Bourgeoisie—and four men associated with the Horthy regime, including two generals who had been in Moscow in connection with the armistice talks. The program provided for the expropriation of the large estates and the nationalization of the…

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    …noncommunist left-wing parties—the Smallholders, the Social Democrats, the National Peasants, and the Progressive Bourgeoisie—and four men associated with the Horthy regime, including two generals who had been in Moscow in connection with the armistice talks. The program provided for the expropriation of the large estates and the nationalization of the…

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