Budapest Week - Volume 2 / Number 29

September 24-30, 1992

Radical Vice president forges new road for ultranationalism, forming "Hungarian Way Foundation"
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50% Income Tax on $13,900
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SLovaks reject charges that police used excessive force against Magyars
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Fall Behind
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Tamás Szabó, the Government's privatization chief, surveys the territory in an interview with Budapest Week
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Communist social Policy mandated a blanket gender equality, but women are now discovering the injustices obscured by the Iron Curtain
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Football
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Contemporary Hungarian art festoons the walls of a corporate office, bringing beauty and truth to viewers and badly-needed exposure to local artists
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On The Town with Michael Charlton
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