Plot 301, Rákoskeresztúr cemetery

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Plot 301 in Rákoskeresztúr cemetery is a historically significant burial site in Budapest, known for containing the secret graves of Imre Nagy and other victims of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution and subsequent political reprisals.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf burial site ⓘ
cemetery plot ⓘ
associatedWith Hungarian Revolution of 1956 ⓘ
Imre Nagy ⓘ
political reprisals after 1956 in Hungary ⓘ
city Budapest ⓘ
country Hungary ⓘ
hasNotableBurial Imre Nagy ⓘ
other victims of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution ⓘ
victims of subsequent political reprisals in Hungary ⓘ
heritageStatus site of historical memory in Hungary ⓘ
historicalEvent 1956 Hungarian Revolution ⓘ
historicalPeriod Cold War ⓘ
knownFor secret burial of Imre Nagy ⓘ
secret burials of people executed after the 1956 Hungarian Revolution ⓘ
secret graves of victims of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution ⓘ
locatedIn Budapest ⓘ
Hungary ⓘ
Rákoskeresztúr cemetery ⓘ
memorialRole place of remembrance for victims of communist repression in Hungary ⓘ
partOf Rákoskeresztúr public cemetery ⓘ
politicalSignificance site associated with the Kádár regime’s secret burials ⓘ
symbol of repression after the 1956 Hungarian Revolution ⓘ
subjectOf historical research on post-1956 reprisals ⓘ
memorial ceremonies for 1956 victims ⓘ
symbolizes rehabilitation and public recognition of 1956 revolutionaries after 1989 ⓘ
state secrecy about political executions in socialist Hungary ⓘ
usedFor burial of executed political prisoners ⓘ
secret political burials ⓘ

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Imre Nagy → burialPlace → Plot 301, Rákoskeresztúr cemetery ⓘ
Plot 301, Rákoskeresztúr cemetery → locatedIn → Rákoskeresztúr cemetery ⓘ
linked to: Plot 301, Rákoskeresztúr cemetery
Plot 301, Rákoskeresztúr cemetery → partOf → Rákoskeresztúr public cemetery ⓘ
linked to: Plot 301, Rákoskeresztúr cemetery