IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

Hungarian Premier In the footsteps of Imre Nagy?

· Socialist Challenge No. 6, 14 July 1977 · p. 12 of the scan · 448 words

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page 12 of the scan

* The South African army could the create absolute havoc here under to senatic the material and to construci tne material ideological base for here is his ground work thei ibia are first on the done inside South Africa. Tom to onto price at the sala- FRELIMO's of the game is tantamount to the revolucion commirring becoming a chicoi or a major be done and is being THE Hungarian rica at this stag suicide or Eurosocimunism, The views within the movement.

Communist Dess, 1 9000 Party dolly. Nepsabadsar. nas published an article in respaose to the Soviet New Times attacks on Sentingo Carrilla's book on calls for respect for diversity of Communist Tbis is only one of a serica of Saga Hungarian Party leader Janos Kadar visited Austria just after the Bulgaman leadership had published an attack on 'anti-Sovietist' trends ir Austria Kadar was asked whether 'sub-standard"

the Bulgarinn gon. Radar replied with a bit.

goods His subsequent talks with West Chancellor conducted, according to Westero commentators, in un atmospbere that went far besond the bounds diplomatic friendsdiplomatic effort to consolidate Moscow's greatest concern about Eurocommunism is its impset oo Hastern Europe. suc Lie Soviet leadership has not ever managed to line un the Eas Eurona Party leadergos an ic drive against Eurocommunism One factor maves is opposition to Moscow's efforts to make the Bast Euro Investment in the Seet got me or Hungary so that they could get the allowed cur in impon prices. The Hungarians claim that their are no poorer in quabty SIR LIAT STEE TOES Increasing independence in the diplomatic field also excel lent domestic politics bard-pressed regimes, looking for ways of strentheting their popu far hase without weakening burWhatever the causes the Kadar Taken by ste never leader th the Hungarian CP Ime Nags. In the face of the Soviet invasion in 1956 Nagy declared Hungary a neutral country. He was murdered by the Soviet bureaueracy in 1958 - a murder welcomed, or at least not criticised, by say of be European CPs. No CP ha ver called for Nagy's rehabulira. tion and Kadur has a long way lo before approaching Nagy"

Hot his small. initial steps towards greater independence must be producing some of the that were felt in Moscow when the first signs of a crack-up in Eastern Europe appeared in the carly 1950g.

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