SPONSOR: Get 20% off of your first order at Mack Wheldon. Go to and use promocode "greatwar" at checkout. In early 1919 Hungary was one of the European territories that saw a communist revolution. Bela Kun and his supporters established the Hungarian Soviet Republic while the country was in great turmoil and fighting against the Romanians, the Czechoslovaks, the Serbs and within Hungary itself.
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