Soviet empire against the insurgents: the suppression of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 

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The Hungarian revolution of October-November 1956 was one of the first attempts by the "socialist camp" country to break out of Kremlin control. Like the 2013-2014 Revolution of Dignity in Ukraine, it began with peaceful protests and escalated into an armed confrontation, culminating in a military invasion of the empire, ostensibly at the "invitation" of a local government that was actually in the empire itself. However, unlike Ukraine, Hungary in 1956 could not survive and did not receive international support. Janos Kadar took the right opportunity to eliminate his political rival, Imre Nagy, an old Bolshevik who had long worked with the Soviet secret services but was declared a national hero in modern-day Hungary.
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