• Exposing the Jewish Criminal Bela Kun

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    Béla Kun (1886–1939) was a jew and a mass murderer, terrorist active in Hungary. ... Bela Kun, like many other jews changed his name.

  • Béla Kun - Wikipedia

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    Béla Kun in 1922. Kun's final undercover assignment ended in 1928 when he was arrested in Vienna by the local police for travelling on a forged passport.

  • Bela Kun | Encyclopedia.com

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    KUN, BÉLA (1886–1938), communist who was dictator of Hungary for a short period in 1919.

  • Béla Kun | Hungarian Communist Leader & Revolutionary

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    Béla Kun was a communist leader and head of the Hungarian Soviet Republic of 1919. The son of a Jewish village clerk, Kun became active in Social Democratic...

  • Bela Kun - Ekşi Sözlük

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    1937 yılında sscb mahkemelerinde, sosyalizme karşı komplo girişimi içerisinde bulunduğu gerekçesiyle yargılanan bela kun, 30 kasım 1939’de ukranya’da hapiste...

  • Bela Kun Biography. Hungarian Communist Politician...

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    Biography of Béla Kun Béla Kun was a Hungarian communist political figure and journalist who proclaimed the Hungarian Soviet Republic in 1919.

  • Béla Kun, Bilmeniz Gerekenler

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    Béla Kun (20 Şubat 1886, Cehu Silvaniei , Erdel - 29 Ağustos 1939, Sovyetler Birliği; gerçek adı Béla Kohn'dur), Macar komünist politikacı.

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  • Who's Who - Bela Kun

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    Who's Who - Bela Kun. Bela Kun Bela Kun (1886-1936), the Hungarian revolutionary, was responsible for founding the world's second communist government...

  • Bela Kun | Executed Today

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    Bela Kun’s moment in the sun was particularly notorious for his advocacy late in the Soviet Republic’s brief life of a Red Terror against internal opposition.

  • Belá Kun

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    Belá Kun was born to a Jewish family in 1886 at Szilagycseh in Transylvania. He was entered in the Klausenburg University but soon entered politics instead.