Budapest Week - Volume 2 / Number 34

October 29-04, 1992

Row at '56 commemoration sparks deepest political rift of new regime
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Reversing a delay on construction, Slovaks spell out Plan C; river expected to drop drastically
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Top manager who speaks Hungarian is a find
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In a second installment from a series of interview, László Rajk Jr. recalls his childhood confinement in the Yugoslav embassy with the ousted political entourage of Imre Nagy
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1992 Not Quite What they Expected from 1956
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Review
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Privat economists say the government has sprung a 'financial trap'
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Part II
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Where's the West?
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Serbian leader Milosevic holds a vote he can't lose
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Author who started his career writing on 1956 sees Budapest for the first time
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Supernatural Traditions in Hungary
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Haven't We All?
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Worth More than What's Printed on It?
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On The Town with Michael Charlton