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Teleki Government
Teleki Pál: anti-liberal, new conservative, legitimist -
Numerus Clausus
fixed the proportion of Nationalities in universities (disguised discrimination of Jews and communist+extremist left) (in reality this law would have been almost impossible to put into practice - universities would have been empty) -
dethronement of the Habsburg House
after the two unsuccessful coups of Charles IV the Hungarian Parliament enacted the dethronement of the Habsburg dynasty but still remained a monarchy with the king absent -
Bethlen-Peyer Pact
agreement with the Social Democratic Party
- legal status
- could represent their party in the parliament -
First Royal Coup of Charles IV
Charles IV unexpectedly returned to Hungary an negotiated with Teleki without Horthy's permission
(due to this, Teleki has been replaced at the end of the year) -
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Bethlen Government
Bethlen István - liberal old conservative (opposed radicalisation and war - peaceful revisionism)
main aim was to consolidate Horthy's regime and stabilize economy, socialstructure and political life -
birth of the Party of Unity
fusion between Bethlen's party and the Smallholders to unite their voters and create a stronger governing party -
Hungary entered the league of Nations
could get support (loans) from them
ended the economical isolation of the country -
Italian-Hungarian treaty of friendship and cooperation
economical partnership with Mussolini's state
relations with Fascism -
Crown lost its value
due to the effect of the Great Depression, the Hungarian currency lost its value and the government had to lead an inflationary policy by inviting foreign investors the new currency became the Pengő -
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Károlyi Government
lead by prime minister Count Károlyi Gyula (younger brother of Károlyi Mihály) main aim was to handle the economic and political crisis saused by the Great Depression, however, it became a failed attempt -
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Gömbös Government
demanded the 'changing of the guard' (strengthening the Christian middle class) National Work Plan (political program with mostly demagogical promises) represented Fascism in Hungary (hence the nickname: Gömbölini) -
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Darányi Government
prime minister: Darányi Kálmán English connection - however, it could not prevent getting closer to Germany -
First Jewish Law
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Imrédy Government
Imrédy Béla
- fascinated by Nazism, wanted to copy their policies and strategies
- also supported the extremist right in Hungary