In the game, Hungarian HoG Gyula Gömbös(1932-1936) doesn't die in 1936, like in reality: he had testicular cancer. I think it should be made like an event with other, more importent nations (Germany, UK, USSR, etc.), that an event fires at the third quarter of 1936 (6th October) and Gyula Gömbös dies - the new HoG is Kálmán Darányi.
I think it would be also good to make Hungarian HoGs change with events (like Hjalmar Schacht's resignation, for example) from 1936 till 1944, because HoS Miklós Horthy was not alwys satisfied with Hungary's HoGs.
1932-1936 Gyula Gömbös de Jakfa - died in cancer, 6th October 1936
1936-1938 Kálmán Darányi de Pusztaszentgyörgyi - was removed from office on 14 May 1938
1938-1939 Béla Imrédy de Omoravicza - was removed from office on 16 February 1939
1939-1941 Pál Teleki de Szék - commited suicide on 3th April 1941 because he couldn't decide: refuse the German request to help in the war against Yugoslavia, and risk a war, or turn away from the West. I think, he was NOT a fascist, but a "social conservative".
1941-1942 Lázsló Bárdossy - was removed from office on 7th March 1942
1942-1944 Miklós Kállay de Nagykálló - He wasn't a fascist, neither. He contacted with the Allies for an armistice, if the anglo-saxon army reaches Hungary's border. Miklós Horthy had to remove him also, because of german pressure, after the occupation of Hungary(by Germany) on 6th March 1944. It would also be a good idea, that Hungary can decide: fight against Germany(+10% dissent, and joins the Allies, Kállay stays at his position), or let the occupation happen (Hungary becomes a puppet of Germany, + % dissent, Kállay is removed.)
1944 Sztójay Döme - was removed by Miklós Horthy on 29th August 1944.
1944 Géza Lakatos - He was a man, whom Horthy tursted in, was removed on 15th October 1944.
1944 - 1945 Ferenc Szálasi after the failure of the Hungarian armistice with the Soviets (15th October, 1944), HoS Miklós Horthy resigned and Ferenc Szálasi became both HoS and HoG. He was "worse" than fascist, I think he was a national socialist (he created the "Hungarist" ideology, similar to the german.)
I think it would be also good to make Hungarian HoGs change with events (like Hjalmar Schacht's resignation, for example) from 1936 till 1944, because HoS Miklós Horthy was not alwys satisfied with Hungary's HoGs.
1932-1936 Gyula Gömbös de Jakfa - died in cancer, 6th October 1936
1936-1938 Kálmán Darányi de Pusztaszentgyörgyi - was removed from office on 14 May 1938
1938-1939 Béla Imrédy de Omoravicza - was removed from office on 16 February 1939
1939-1941 Pál Teleki de Szék - commited suicide on 3th April 1941 because he couldn't decide: refuse the German request to help in the war against Yugoslavia, and risk a war, or turn away from the West. I think, he was NOT a fascist, but a "social conservative".
1941-1942 Lázsló Bárdossy - was removed from office on 7th March 1942
1942-1944 Miklós Kállay de Nagykálló - He wasn't a fascist, neither. He contacted with the Allies for an armistice, if the anglo-saxon army reaches Hungary's border. Miklós Horthy had to remove him also, because of german pressure, after the occupation of Hungary(by Germany) on 6th March 1944. It would also be a good idea, that Hungary can decide: fight against Germany(+10% dissent, and joins the Allies, Kállay stays at his position), or let the occupation happen (Hungary becomes a puppet of Germany, + % dissent, Kállay is removed.)
1944 Sztójay Döme - was removed by Miklós Horthy on 29th August 1944.
1944 Géza Lakatos - He was a man, whom Horthy tursted in, was removed on 15th October 1944.
1944 - 1945 Ferenc Szálasi after the failure of the Hungarian armistice with the Soviets (15th October, 1944), HoS Miklós Horthy resigned and Ferenc Szálasi became both HoS and HoG. He was "worse" than fascist, I think he was a national socialist (he created the "Hungarist" ideology, similar to the german.)
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