Hungarian fascism

Target entity: Hungarian fascism
Context triple: [Danube bank shootings, relatedIdeology, Hungarian fascism]

• A. Hungarian nationalism
  Hungarian nationalism is a political and cultural ideology centered on promoting the unity, identity, and interests of the Hungarian nation, often emphasizing historical continuity and territorial or cultural claims related to ethnic Hungarians.
• B. Austrofascism
  Austrofascism was an authoritarian, nationalist, and corporatist political system that ruled Austria in the 1930s, characterized by its Catholic conservatism, suppression of democracy, and opposition to both Nazism and socialism.
• C. Hungarian revisionism
  Hungarian revisionism was an interwar and World War II-era political movement aimed at overturning the Treaty of Trianon and restoring Hungary’s pre-World War I borders.
• D. White Terror in Hungary
  The White Terror in Hungary was a wave of counterrevolutionary violence and repression carried out by right-wing forces following the fall of the Hungarian Soviet Republic after World War I.
• E. Stalinist purges in Hungary
  The Stalinist purges in Hungary were a series of politically motivated arrests, show trials, imprisonments, and executions in the late 1940s and early 1950s aimed at eliminating real and perceived opponents of the emerging communist regime.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Hungarian fascism
Target entity description: Hungarian fascism was an ultranationalist, antisemitic, and authoritarian political movement that aligned with Nazi Germany during World War II and oversaw severe persecution and mass murder of Jews and other minorities in Hungary.

• A. Hungarian nationalism
  Hungarian nationalism is a political and cultural ideology centered on promoting the unity, identity, and interests of the Hungarian nation, often emphasizing historical continuity and territorial or cultural claims related to ethnic Hungarians.
• B. Austrofascism
  Austrofascism was an authoritarian, nationalist, and corporatist political system that ruled Austria in the 1930s, characterized by its Catholic conservatism, suppression of democracy, and opposition to both Nazism and socialism.
• C. Hungarian revisionism
  Hungarian revisionism was an interwar and World War II-era political movement aimed at overturning the Treaty of Trianon and restoring Hungary’s pre-World War I borders.
• D. White Terror in Hungary
  The White Terror in Hungary was a wave of counterrevolutionary violence and repression carried out by right-wing forces following the fall of the Hungarian Soviet Republic after World War I.
• E. Stalinist purges in Hungary
  The Stalinist purges in Hungary were a series of politically motivated arrests, show trials, imprisonments, and executions in the late 1940s and early 1950s aimed at eliminating real and perceived opponents of the emerging communist regime.
• F. None of above. chosen