Imre András Pozsgay (Pozsgay Imre, Hungarian: [ˈpoʒɡɒji imrɛ]; 26 November 1933 – 25 March 2016) was a Hungarian Communist politician who played a key...
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economy. On 28 January 1989, young Politburo member and minister of state Imre Pozsgay announced during an interview with the radio program 168 Hours that the...
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saint Imre of Hungary (1174–1204), King of Hungary Imre Páli (1909–?), Olympic handballer Imre Polyák (1932–2010), Olympic wrestler Imre Pozsgay (1933–2016)...
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reformers within the party, including Németh, Rezső Nyers, Gyula Horn and Imre Pozsgay. He tried to slow down, stop or reverse the radical changes advocated...
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October 1989 and Imre Pozsgay was considered a strong contender in direct presidential elections. Given its good relations with Pozsgay, the MDF did not...
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the reformer communist Imre Pozsgay was the most popular Hungarian politician in those months. The MSZMP leaders presumed Pozsgay, a leader of the Communists'...
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presidential system with majority voting. They presumed that the popular Imre Pozsgay, a leader of the Communists' radical reformer faction, would win. The...
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joined the National Democratic Alliance (NDSZ) led by Zoltán Bíró and Imre Pozsgay. The MNP–NPP was wiped out by the end of the decade. The party's main...
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Democratic Alliance. He served as co-chairman of the new party along with Imre Pozsgay. Vállalások és kételyek. Esszék, tanulmányok (Szépirodalmi Könyvkiadó...
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Other members of this faction included Németh, fellow Minister of State Imre Pozsgay, and Foreign Minister Gyula Horn. On 26 June 1989, Nyers was elected...
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