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	Janos Kadar, Dictator of the Month October, 2001
		In 1951, Kadar was accused of treason by Matyas Rakosi for being sympathetic to Tito and jailed until 1953.
		Kadar now felt that the Nagy reforms were going to far and began to develop an intense dislike for him; and the lack of unity on policy within the leadership of Hungary led to a schism of the revolt’s central control.
		Kadar remained in power until 1988, when he was forced to step down due to his then-failing health and the coincident collapse of the Warsaw Pact alliance; he was then relegated to symbolic political appointments until 1989, when he was unable to perform even ceremonial state functions due to advanced senility.
	www.dictatorofthemonth.com /Kadar/Oct2001KadarEN.htm (1077 words)

	Gagarin
		Gagarin and Nikolayev oppose plans to fly non-military personnel in space.
		Kamanin observes with disgust that Khrushchev is handing out medals meant for true Soviet heroes to himself and foreign leaders such as Janos Kadar and Fidel Castro.
		He observes that Khrushchev will turn 70 on April 17, and no longer enjoys support from the military or other sectors of the state.
	www.astronautix.com /astros/gagarin.htm (18377 words)

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