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also available as Scanned original in PDF.BOX-FOLDER-REPORT: 28-5-94 TITLE: More on the New Hungarian Government BY: DATE: 1956-10-27 COUNTRY: Hungary ORIGINAL SUBJECT: From the Evaluation and Research Section THEMATIC SUBJECTS: Hungary--1956 Revolution, Government, Personalities --- Begin --- H - 2 - CABINET B.G. INFO. C-102 THE EVALUATION AND RESEARCH SECTION BACKGROUND REPORT (Hungary) 27 October 1956 MORE ON THE NEW HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT. (second release) Prime Minister: Imre NAGY. Succeeded Andras KEGEDUS as Premier and became Politbureau member on October 24, the first day of the current revolt. Premier from July 1953 until April 1955 and spokesman of the New Course. Ousted from the Government and Party offices in April 1955, and expelled from the Party in December 1955 for rightist deviation. Deputy Prime Ministers: Antal APRO. National Chairman of the PPF (Peoples' Patriotic Front,) and Minister of Building. He served as Deputy Premier in the. former Government; was member of the recent regime delegation to 33ELGRADE. Member of CP Politbureau. Jozsef BOGNAR. Also Minister of Foreign Trade, both of this Government and of the previous one. Secretary General of the Smallholder Party. Since 1946 he has always held a cabinet post. Ferenc ERDEI. Continuing in the position he held in the previous cabinet. Secretary General of the National Peasant Party In the provisional government after World War II he was Minister of Interior. Has been a member of the cabinet since 1947. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Imre HORVATH. Held the same post in the former cabinet. Became Foreign Secretary after RAKOSI's downfall in July 1956. Although not a career diplomat, since the end of World War II he has been Minister to East-BERLIN, WASHINGTON, LONDON and PRAGUE. (MORE LATER)
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