Budapest Week - Volume 2 / Number 19

July 16-22, 1992

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Magnetized water dismissed as snake oil
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Recent events step up pressure on Hungarians troughout region
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An attempt to explain some of the idiosyncrasies of Hungarian retailing
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Fighting against traditional stereotypes makes it even more difficult for women to succeed in Hungary, although these examples prove it can be done
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Elder Statesman of Central Europe
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Desecration and Neglect
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Privatization battles over ownership of cherished breweries have tapped raw nerves and come to a tall frothy head
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Few Moldovans support a union with Romania, although many citizens seem to see it as an inevitable event
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Two recent Hungarian movies use video cameras as plot devices to describe obsession and enlightenment, which begs the question: Can video, man's modern means of lying, enhance truth and art in film?
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Gizella's Corner
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Restaurant Review by Steven Carlson
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On The Town with Chancz Plonszky
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