Question

describe what the hungarian communist party leaders wanted during the hungarian revolution. the soviet union to intervene to suppress the protests a full - fledged war that would bring an end to capitalism all of the coutnries of europe to come together and work out a solution the soviet union to take a backseat role and let the protests continue

Explanation:

During the Hungarian Revolution, the Hungarian Communist Party Leaders were loyal to the Soviet - led communist bloc. They saw the protests as a threat to the communist system (which was closely tied to the Soviet Union). The Soviet Union was the dominant power in the Eastern Bloc at that time. A full - fledged war against capitalism was not a practical or stated goal in the context of the immediate events of the revolution. European countries coming together to solve the issue was not in line with the Cold - War geopolitical structure (Eastern and Western blocs). Letting the protests continue would have undermined the communist regime (which was supported by the Soviet Union). So, they would want the Soviet Union (their ally in the communist system) to intervene to suppress the protests.

Answer:

The Soviet Union to intervene to suppress the protests