Budapest Week - Volume 1 / Number 43
January 09-15, 1992
Romania demands return of territories; Hungary hopes the gas keeps flowing
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Tension between Serbs and Croats have smoldered for centuries; in 1991 Yugoslavia burns
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After a year in Parliament most memorable for rancor, lawmakers passed the measure with minutes to spare in a 50-hour session of high drama
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For 45 years, Hungary lived by a stifled version of justice; now one law seeks to set the record straight
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'91 was above all things , a year of monumental change
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A year-in-review chronicle of a society that having declared itself free the year before, began the monumental and inglorious task of change
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Without an ideology, without a certain future, without a Roosevelt, Hungary needs at least compassion for mourning
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While it appears to be healthy, it may have a split personality
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What the world needs now is the soft touch
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Opinion -> Editorial
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Opinion -> Letters to the Editor
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From Politics to society to art' Hungary learns that freedom means an uncertain fate
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Hungary's vineyard industryis one that is benefiting nicely from privatization
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About Town -> At Large
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