Question

Soviet Union's response to the Hungarian Revolution, 1956

The Soviet Union's brutal response to the Hungarian Revolution showed their intent to take total control of all states within their schere. It also showed their total disregard for individual liberties.

The Soviet Union's response to the Hungarian Revolution was unfortunate but necessary. The Soviet Union needed Hungary as a buffer to protect itself from Western aggression. A neutral Hungary would have left the Soviet Union exposed to attack.

What was the unaligned movement perspective?

Answer 1

The Unaligned Movement's perspective on the Soviet Union's response to the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 was one of condemnation. The Movement condemned the Soviet Union for its violent suppression of the revolution and its refusal to respect the democratic choice of the Hungarian people.

Explanation: The Unaligned Movement viewed the Soviet Union's response to the Hungarian Revolution of 1956

as a violation of the Hungarian people's sovereignty and self-determination. The Unaligned Movement believed that peaceful means should be used to resolve conflicts, and military force should be the last option. The Unaligned Movement did not side with either the Soviet Union or the United States during the Cold War