Published: March 22 2023
Summary: On the occasion of the hundredth anniversary of his birth, Nyers Rezső, one of the defining politicians of the Kádár regime, was posthumously awarded the Leftist Prize by the Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP). Nyers Rezső served as the first president of the MSZP, the successor party to the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (MSZMP). The politician was previously the Minister of Food Industry, Finance, and State in the Kárdár regime. The commemorative conference in honour of his memory was attended by Heinz Fischer, the former President of Austria and a prominent figure in Austrian Social Democracy.
Key Points:
- Nyers Rezső was a defining politician of the Kádár regime
- He was posthumously awarded the Leftist Prize by the MSZP on the hundredth anniversary of his birth
- Nyers Rezső served as the first president of the MSZP
- He was the Minister of Food Industry, Finance, and State in the Kárdár regime
- Heinz Fischer, the former President of Austria, attended the commemorative conference in honour of Nyers Rezső's memory
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