What happened after the Communist party dissolved itself in Hungary?
Poland dissolved its Communist party too.
Hungary held its first free elections.
Citizens began to revolt in Hungary.
Hungarian workers walked off their jobs.

After the dissolution of the Communist party in Hungary, the country experienced a wave of democratic transformation, leading to its first free elections in 1990. This marked a significant turning point, as a coalition of centre-right parties, notably the Hungarian Democratic Forum, won a majority, paving the way for a multi-party system and the establishment of a parliamentary democracy.

Simultaneously, the economic landscape shifted dramatically. As the Communist regime fell, a transformation to a market economy began, which resulted in significant social and economic challenges, including high unemployment and inflation. However, this upheaval also inspired a spirit of activism, with citizens actively engaging in shaping the new political landscape, advocating for reforms, and expressing their aspirations for a more prosperous future.