Republik Soviedel Hungaria : diforc'h etre ar stummoù

<!--The Hungarian Soviet found it increasingly difficult to fight two enemies at once with the small volunteer force, and support for both the war and the Communist Party were waning at home, partly due to the most dedicated Communists having gone and volunteered for combat. Kun's government accepted an Entente offer granting Romanian withdrawal from Hungary for Hungarian withdrawal from Czechoslovakia. Soviet Slovakia was abandoned to the Czechoslovak army at the end of June. Instead of withdrawing, [[Kingdom of Romania|Romania]] fought on and attacked Budapest. The Entente were eventually successful, and Béla Kun fled to Austria on [[August 1]] together with other high-ranking Communists with only a minority remaining in Budapest, including [[Georg Lukács|György Lukács]], the former Commissar for Culture and noted Marxist philosopher, to organise an underground Communist Party. The Budapest Workers' Soviet elected a new government, headed by [[Gyula Peidl]], which only lasted a few days before the Romanian forces entered Budapest on [[August 6]], putting an end to the Hungarian Soviet Republic.