Budapest Week - Volume 1 / Number 24
Budapest Week - Volume 1 / Number 24
August 22-28, 1991
From "Europe's would be westerners," The Economist, August 17, 1991.
Column
Editorial
Extract
Page No.
2
Author
Andrew Ludanyi
Column
Editorial
Letters to the Editor
Page No.
2
At the Balaton and barbeques, Hungarian responses ranges from "catastrofhe" to "solidarity"
Column
Current Events
Cover page
Cover page title
So Much For Reform
Cover page subtitle
What Crisis in USSR means for Hungary
Cover page Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
Fire & Light
Title / Description of the Illustration
Illustration
Right-wing coup in the USSR. What next?
Right-wing coup in the USSR. What next?
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1
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3, 15
Genealogists finding the worker's state was not always working class
Column
Current Events
Page No.
3
Column
Current Events
Page No.
3, 15
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
Sebastian Hanel
Title / Description of the Illustration
Photo
His Holiness obviously had better protection than Gorbachev
His Holiness obviously had better protection than Gorbachev
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3
Described as "a dwarf bargaining with a giant"
Column
Current Events
Page No.
3, 15
Government tries to put pork in evry pot and ends up with egg on its face Page No.
Page No.
5, 15
Hungarian entepreneur applies western marketing methods
Author
Richard W. Bruner
Page No.
5
Observing the Fine Art of Squeegeeing
Author
James Stewart
Column
Features
Page No.
6
Illustration
Title / Description of the Illustration
Photo
Page No.
6
A product of the stagnant economies of Hungary's rural towns, growing in the fields among the poppy plans is a new crop: addicts.
Author
Daniel Johnson
Column
Features
Cover page
Cover page title
Drug Addiction
Cover page subtitle
Home-grown hopelessness in Hungary's poppy fields
Page No.
7
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
Jozsa'91
Title / Description of the Illustration
Illustration
Page No.
7
Column
Photo/Essay
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10
Illustration
Photographer or Photoagency
Kester J. Eddy
Title / Description of the Illustration
3 Photos
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10