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Collapse of the USSR (Hungarian Uprising of 1956 (Cause: long term anger…

- - - - Thought the U.S or U.N would help
    - - Hungarians were Catholics but religion was banned under communism. Cardinal Joseph Mindszenty had been arrested; torture, and put in jail.**
    - - U.N
        
        Hungarian believed the U.S or U.N would help them
      - Stalin
        
        had died and Khrushchev had promise less oppressive form of communism
      - Poland
        
        Had been allowed to have some changes in working conditions,wages, and hours after after going on strike
    - - :
        
        Secrete police
        
        Education control
        
        HIgh executions and arrests
    - - Food and supplies send to Russia while Hungarians starved and lived in poor conditions
- - - - poor performance
    - - pro
      - con
    - - Reforms
        
        president Tito- dictator of Yugoslavia a country not in the WARSAW pact
        
        Alexander Dubczk- leader of Czechoslovakia who introduced an action plan in April 1968 for new socialist