The Hungarian revolt in 1956 resulted in political reforms and independence under the leadership of János Kádár.

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While the Hungarian revolt did result in political uprising against Soviet control, it was ultimately suppressed by Soviet military intervention. János Kádár was installed as a Soviet-backed leader in Hungary and implemented a crackdown on dissent. The country did not achieve true independence or significant political reforms until the collapse of the Soviet Union in the 1990s.

The Hungarian Revolt in 1956 Resulted in Political Reforms and Independence