Ritual and National Self-Interpretation: The Nagy Imre Funeral
On 16th June 1989, Prime Minister Nagy Imre1 of Hungary was buried with full honours. Hehad died thirty-one years before. Nagy became premier and the country’s leader during the1956 uprising against Communist rule. Soviet military power, formally invited by thecounter-government of Kádár János, who...
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