Budapest Week - Volume 1 / Number 24
August 22-28, 1991
From "Europe's would be westerners," The Economist, August 17, 1991.
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Opinion -> Letters to the Editor
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At the Balaton and barbeques, Hungarian responses ranges from "catastrofhe" to "solidarity"
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Genealogists finding the worker's state was not always working class
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Described as "a dwarf bargaining with a giant"
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Government tries to put pork in evry pot and ends up with egg on its face Page No.
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Hungarian entepreneur applies western marketing methods
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Observing the Fine Art of Squeegeeing
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A product of the stagnant economies of Hungary's rural towns, growing in the fields among the poppy plans is a new crop: addicts.
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