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collapse of the USSR (Hungary (Causes: long term anger about Soviet Union,…

- - - - hungarians were Catholic but religion was banned under communism. Cardinal Joseph Mindszenty, a leading Catholic Hungarian was arrested, tortured, and put in prison.
    - - censorship, a secrete police ( the AVH), control of what schools taught
    - - After the second world war elections had been held, and the smallholder's party which worked on Hungarian rights won 57 percent of the votes. Russia, however, set the hungarian communist party to form governemnt
    - - U.N
        
        Hungary believed the U.s or the U.N would help them
      - Stalin
        
        He died in 1953, Khrushchev, the new ruler, promised to be less harsh
      - Poland
        
        After rising demands, workers were allowed by the soviet to have changed in working conditions, wages , and hours.
    - - Food and supplies sent to Russia while Hungarians starved and lived in poor conditions
- - - - After recession where Czech industry struggled to procedure goods to sell and the conditions of average people dropped.
    - - Pros
      - Cons
    - - Reforms
        
        had been democratic before WWII
        
        believed the U.S would help liberate them
        
        Czech was a victim of Stalin's salami tactics and were affected by their economy
        
        Dubcek's actions with national leaders. led him to set up the Dubcek doctrine. strictly forbidding european nation to leave the Warsaw pact