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László Rudas (born Adolf Róth; 21 February, 1885, Sárvár – 29 April, 1950, Budapest) was a Hungarian communist newspaper editor, Marxist–Leninist philosopher, professor and politician who survived the Great Purge in the Soviet Union to become director of the Central Party School of the Communist Party of Hungary.

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rdfs:comment	László Rudas, auch Ladislaus Rudas, geboren als Adolf Róth (* 21. Februar 1885 in Sárvár; † 29. April 1950 in Budapest) war ein ungarischer Kominternfunktionär, Mitbegründer der und Mitglied des Zentralkomitees der Partei. (de) László Rudas [lAslO rudaŝ], hungare Rudas László estis hungara filozofo, politikisto, ĵurnalisto, profesoro, membro de Hungara Scienca Akademio. László Rudas naskiĝis kiel Róth Adolf la 21-an de februaro 1885 en Sárvár. Li mortis la 29-an de aprilo 1950 en Budapeŝto. (eo) László Rudas (1885 - 1950) fue un político y editor periodístico comunista húngaro que sobrevivió a la Gran Purga en la Unión Soviética para convertirse en director de la Escuela de Partido Central del Partido Comunista de Hungría. (es) László Rudas (born Adolf Róth; 21 February, 1885, Sárvár – 29 April, 1950, Budapest) was a Hungarian communist newspaper editor, Marxist–Leninist philosopher, professor and politician who survived the Great Purge in the Soviet Union to become director of the Central Party School of the Communist Party of Hungary. (en) Ласло Рудаш (Владислав Вильгельмович, венг. László Rudas; 21 февраля 1885, Шарвар — 29 апреля 1950, Будапешт) — венгерский коммунист, философ, академик Венгерской АН (1949). Один из основателей Венгерской коммунистической партии. (ru)
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