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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 42. Chapters: Sacha Pecaric, Janos Kadar, Ivan Ljubi i, Luciano Su anj, Bo ko Balaban, Giovanni Luppis, Ivan Zajc, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Milo Hrsti, Robert Ludvigovich Bartini, Odon von Horvath, Jakov Fak, Igor Budan, Vjekoslav utej, Slavenka Drakuli, Vladimir Vujasinovi, Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovi, Dario Kne evi, Vera Begi, Branko Segota, Andre Mijatovi, Elvis Brajkovi, Rudi eligo, Mladen Urem, Josip Bozani, Anas Sharbini, Franka Bateli, Nenad Gra an, Dino Ciani, Daniel ari, Dario Smoje, Abdon Pamich, Leo Valiani, Mauro Ravni, Gino Gardassanich, Ahmad Sharbini, Robert Rub i, Hrvoje arini, Damir Milinovi, Edvin Liveri, Rodolfo Volk, Janko Poli Kamov, Mario Varglien, Sini a Majkus, Slavica Ecclestone, Sini a Lini, Giovanni Varglien, Mirza D omba, Nata a Dor i, Sa a Per on, Rodion Ga anin, Kre imir Makarin, Marijan Toma i, Davor op, Igor Hini, Valentino Zeichen, Sabina Behli, Marin Mika, Duje Bakovi, Marin Premeru, Milan Ru i, Petar Radakovi, Andrijana Stipani i, Miroslav ugar, Aleksandar oli, Andro vrljuga, Zoran Kru var, Dijana Ravnikar, Roberto Paliska, Miliam Guerrib, Ana Jelu i, Ivica Kurtini, Ulderico Sergo, Snje ana Pej i, Andrija Ljudevit Adami, Zlatko Perica, Alen Lon ar, Vedran Turkalj, Renato Suli, Aramis Nagli, Mateo Hrvatin, Andrej Buri, Dalibor am al, Ivo Ma ek, Nina Brozni, Anja tefan, Marijan Kanjer. Excerpt: Janos Kadar (26 May 1912 - 6 July 1989) was the General Secretary of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party, presiding over the country from 1956 until his forced retirement in 1988. His thirty-two year term as General Secretary makes Kadar the longest ruler of the People's Republic of Hungary. During Kadar's rule, Hungary was stabilised and liberalised to such an extent never...
