- Zoltán
Tildy (Hungarian: [ˈzoltaːn ˈtildi]; 18
November 1889 – 3
August 1961), was an
influential leader of Hungary, who
served as
prime minister from...
- and
President of
Hungary Zoltán
Tildy. Zoltán
Tildy Jr. was born in Dombóvár on 6 June 1917 to
minister Zoltán
Tildy (1889–1961) and Erzsébet
Gyenis (1896–1985)...
- few
children with
William while they live
happily together with the
slave Tildy (Khadijah Karriem). They have a few horses,
including one
called Dancer...
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first elections after the
Second World War,
resulting in its leader, Zoltán
Tildy,
becoming prime minister. In the
elections in
November 1945, the Smallholders'...
- on 21
December 1944
before capturing Budapest on 18
January 1945. Zoltán
Tildy became the
provisional prime minister. In
elections held in
November 1945...
-
Party to form the
Hungarian Working People's Party. When
President Zoltán
Tildy was
forced to resign,
Szakasits was
named his
successor on 3
August 1948...
-
receiving only 17% of votes. The coalition,
under Prime Minister Zoltán
Tildy, thus
frustrated the Kremlin's
expectations of
ruling through a democratically...
-
enlarged and
renamed MKP. He also
pushed out the
Smallholder president, Zoltán
Tildy, in
favour of
Social Democrat-turned-Communist Árpád Szakasits, and forced...
- the Smallholders, a
republic was chosen. The Smallholders' leader, Zoltán
Tildy, was
elected president on 1
February 1946,
while Ferenc Nagy
became Prime...
- Nagy soon
became the Smallholders' Party's second-in-command
after Zoltán
Tildy. In the
November 1945
parliamentary elections, the
Independent Smallholders'...
