Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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19th century pianist and a musical composer | Ferenc Liszt | 93%
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Considered to be the best Hungarian football player | Ferenc Puskás | 86%
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Author of a famous puzzle cube | Ernö Rubik | 79%
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Poet and a revolutionary commander killed in 1848 revolution | Sándor Petőfi | 64%
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Poet, author of Himnusz, the national anthem of Hungary | Ferenc Kölcsey | 57%
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Communist leader from 1956 to 1988 | János Kadár | 57%
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First communist leader of Hungary from 1948 to 1953, founder of Hungarian Workers Party (MDP) and a mass murderer | Matyás Rákosi | 57%
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Hungarian leader from 1920 to 1944, arguably considered by some a fascist | Miklós Hórthy | 57%
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Doctor who pioneered antiseptical procedures | Ignaz Semmelweis | 50%
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Minister of transportation during the 1848 revolution and author of the first Budapest bridge across the Danube | István Szechenyi | 50%
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Communist revolutionary and 1919 leader of Hungarian soviet republic, deposed after lost war with Romania and Czechoslovakia | Béla Kun | 43%
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Best known for the 1867 Austro-Hungarian compromise, but also 1848 minister of justice, who disapproved leadership of the former | Ferenc Deák | 43%
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Communist leader of 1956 uprising, executed by Soviets | Imre Nagy | 43%
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Nobleman, leader of 1703-11 war of independence against the Habsburg monarchy | Ferenc Rákoczi | 36%
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Nazi collaborator and Arrow Cross Party leader, who took power in 1944 coup overthrowing the former | Ferenc Szálasi | 36%
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Chess Grandmaster and the only female to achieve the title | Judit Polgár | 36%
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Prime minister during the 1848 revolution | Lájos Batthyány | 36%
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Hungarian PM in the final stages of 1848-49 revolution, replacing the former | Lájos Kossuth | 36%
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The only Hungarian writer to be awarded the Nobel Prize | Imre Kertész | 29%
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First democratically elected president of Hungary in 1990 | Árpád Göncz | 21%
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Hungarian PM during WWI | István Tisza | 21%
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Prominent military commander during 1848-49 revolution, most notable for his defense of Komárom | Artúr Görgei | 14%
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Prominent 30's antisemitist, who changed his view and protected Jews during Holocaust and was subsequently executed by Nazis | Endre Bajcsy-Zsilinszky | 14%
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Hungarian PM in 1867-71 and founder of Budapest | Gyula Andrássy | 7%
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