Budapest Week - Volume 4 / Number 32
October 13-19, 1994
The following article is part in a series that offers explanations and analysis of Hungary's emerging involvement and potential membership in the evolving political, economic and security institutions of Europe.
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Former dissident reflects on 1956, time spent in prison and political changes
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Life in the Russian capital is a struggle, but you can still see Boney M.
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A sense of cosmopolitanism and social justice are never out of place.
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The presiding genius of a gorgeous exhibit now showing at the National Gallery
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Hungarian fashion designers are winning international acclaim, but their innovative work may be too outlandish for many
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