Jenő Fock
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Jenő Fock (17 May 1916 - 2001) was a Hungarian Communist politician who served as Prime Minister of Hungary from 1967 to 1975.
| Preceded by Gyula Kállai |
Prime Minister of Hungary 1967–1975 |
Succeeded by György Lázár |
| Kingdom of Hungary | Andrássy | Lónyai | Szlávy | Bittó | Wenckheim | K. Tisza | Szapáry | Wekerle | Bánffy | Széll | Khuen-Héderváry | I. Tisza | Fejérváry | Wekerle | Khuen-Héderváry | Lukács | I. Tisza | Esterházy | Wekerle | Hadik |
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| Provisional government | M. Károlyi | Berinkey |
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| Hungarian Soviet Republic | Garbai | Dovcsák | Peidl (opposed by G. Károlyi | Pattantyús–Ábrahám) |
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| Provisional government | Friedrich | Huszár |
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| Regency | Simonyi-Semadam | Teleki | Bethlen | G. Károlyi | Gömbös | Darányi | Imrédy | Teleki | Bárdossy | Kállay | Sztójay | Lakatos |
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| Fascism | Szálasi |
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| Transition to Communism | Miklós | Tildy |
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| Communist Hungary | Rákosi | F. Nagy | Dinnyés | Dobi | Rákosi | I. Nagy | Hegedűs | (I. Nagy) | Kádár | Münnich | Kádár | Kállai | Fock | Lázár | Grósz | Németh |
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| Republic of Hungary | Antall | Boross | Horn | Orbán | Medgyessy | Gyurcsány |
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