 On November 26, 1961 the city's name was changed to "Dunaújváros" (Duna|új|város meaning "Danube-new-city"; "New City upon Danube".See also Tiszaújváros) as a consequence of Stalin's death (1953) and the Hungarian Revolution (1956).In 1990 it became a city with county rights—as one of the then four, (now five) cities in the country that have this status but are not county capitals—in accordance with a new law that granted this status to all cities with a population over 50,000.