Edited by
László RITTER

Budapest, 2003

© COLD WAR HISTORY RESEARCH CENTER, BUDAPEST

Source: Bölöny József: Magyarország kormányai 1848 - 1992. [Governments of Hungary, 1848-1992] Budapest, Akadémiai Kiadó, 1992.

Count István CSÁKY December 10 1938 – January 27 1941

Count Pál TELEKI (provisonally, on account of the sick leave of the minister) December 21 1941 – January 27 1941

Count Pál TELEKI (as prime minister, provisonally) January 27 1941 – February 4 1941

László BÁRDOSSY February 4 1941 – April 3 1941

László BÁRDOSSY (as prime minister, provisonally) April 3 1941 – March 7 1942

Ferenc KERESZTES-FISCHER (as minister of interior, provisonally) March 7 1942-March 9 1942

Miklós KÁLLAY (as prime minister, provisonally) March 9 1942-May 20 1942

Miklós KÁLLAY (as prime minister) May 20 1942-July 24 1943

Jenő GHYCZY July 24 1943-March 22 1944

Döme Sztójay (as prime minister) March 22 1944 – August 29 1944

Gusztáv Hennyey August 29 1944 – October 16 1944

Baron Gábor KEMÉNY October 16 1944-March 28 1945

János GYÖNGYÖSI (minister of foreign affairs of the Provisional National Government) December 22 1944 – November 15 1945

János GYÖNGYÖSI November 15 1945-May 31 1947

Ernő MIHÁLYFI (as minister of information, provisonally) May 31 1947-Spetember 24 1947

Erik MOLNÁR September 24 1947 – August 5 1948

László RAJK August 5 1948-June 11 1949

Gyula KÁLLAI June 11 1949-May 12 1951

Károly KISS May 12 1951-November 14 1952

Erik MOLNÁR November 14-July 4 1953

János BOLDOCZKI July 4 1953-August 30 1956

Imre HORVÁTH August 30 1956 – October 31 1956

Imre NAGY (prime minister) November 1 1956 – November 4 1956

Imre HORVÁTH (as a member of the Hungarian Workers’ and Peasants’ Government responsible for foreign affairs) November 4 1956 – May 9 1956

Imre HORVÁTH May 9 1957-February 3 1958

Endre SÍK February 3 1958-September 13 1961

János PÉTER September 13 1961-December 14 1973

Frigyes PUJA December 14 1973- 8 July 1983

Péter VÁRKONYI July 8 1983- May 10 1989