On November 2, 1956, the Soviet army completed the suppression of the anti-Soviet, anti-communist rebellion in Hungary. 17 divisions and more than 1,100 tanks were sent to suppress; A Tu-4 bombing of Budapest was planned, but it was canceled due to the successful progress of the ground operation. 3,000 dead, 25,000 oppressed, 200,000 refugees. The lessons of the tragedy were not learned.

On November 2, 1956, the Soviet army completed the suppression of the anti-Soviet, anti-communist rebellion in Hungary. 17 divisions and more than 1,100 tanks were sent to suppress; A Tu-4 bombing of Budapest was planned, but it was canceled due to the successful progress of the ground operation. 3,000 dead, 25,000 oppressed, 200,000 refugees. The lessons of the tragedy were not learned.