Budapest Week - Volume 2 / Number 21

July 30-05, 1992

Magyars and Croats pressured to abandon their homes to Serb refugees in the nearby Vojvodina region
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The group supposedly took Gyula Csapó back to the Jurta Theater and, according to their own confessions, tortured him for two days until he died.
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Importing western expertise for public relations campaign raises ire of protectionist right wingers in the Hungarian government
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Western Nuclear suppliers have found an ideal market: governments rethinking energy policies and little grass-roots resistance.
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For these strangers in their homeland , a new organization is here to help them help themselves while helping others
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As the culture of commerce becomes more important in Hungary, so does facility in its international language
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The last country in the region to vote out communism is having the worst time building its nascent economy
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Swimmers, wrestler put Hungary high up on medal board in early competition
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Gizella's Corner
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ALmost Enough to make You Want to Turn Yourself In
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On the Town
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