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Hungarian Revolution of 1956

The Councils decided To End The Nationwide Labour Strikes and Resume Work

Monday Nov 5, 1956
Budapest, Hungary

In total there were approximately 2,100 local revolutionary and workers councils with over 28,000 members. These councils held a combined conference in Budapest, deciding to end the nationwide labour strikes and resume work on 5 November, with the more important councils sending delegates to the Parliament to assure the Nagy government of their support.


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