What was the primary reason nagy was removed as prime minister of hungary?
a. thousands of hungarians decided to flee the country.
b. many hungarians were killed in a rebellion.
c. the soviets wanted to reverse democratic reforms.
d. the soviets wished to send a warning to other countries.

D

Explanation:

The Soviets wished to send a warning to other countries.

The correct answer is D.

Imre Nagy (1896 – 1958) was in office as Prime Minister of Hungary between 1953 and 1955. He had always been a communist advocate since the Russian Revolution and exercised those ideas in the various offices where he had served.

He was removed from his office by the Soviets due to the failure of the Hungarian Revolution, that he leaded, and which attempted to estaliblish a socialist state that was not under the impositions of the Soviet Union.

In 1956 the revolution broke out and Nagy started his non-Soviet-backed goverment. He withdrew Hungary from the Warsaw Pact, leaded by the URSS for the collective defense of Eastern European socialist countries.  Nagy was captured in 1956 and executed for treason in 1958, together with his closest allies who also participated in the revolutionary forces.

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