Krøgholt, Morten
Articles/Images/Illustrations:
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A revolution in communist symbols. Old communist images are finding unexpected new life as a means of attracting customers / Morten Krøgholt
/ Page No.: 6
Column: News
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Leggo my Lego / Morten Krøgholt
/ Page No.: 15
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Wheels of justice jammed by Kuncze. Gábor Kuncze, hinders enforcement of the so-called 'agent law' which came into force this summer / Morten Krøgholt
/ Page No.: 6
Column: News Analysis
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PR firms teach government to talk to people. In HUngary, phrases like freedom of information, public service institution and government communication don't ring true / Morten Krøgholt
/ Page No.: 6
Column: News
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Business centers are blooming in Budapest. New shopping and office sites are opening all over town / Morten Krøgholt
/ Page No.: 10
Column: Real Estate
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Cosmopolitan flair takes to the streets. Budapest's plethora of car dealers offer everything from city hatchback to motorway cruisers. / Morten Krøgholt
/ Page No.: 11
Column: Car Focus
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The Hungarian who helped invent the computer / Morten Krøgholt
/ Page No.: V
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October Compfair displays the future of computer technology / Morten Krøgholt
/ Page No.: VII
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Where the past is present. An age-old market in Transylvania is a clearing house for eccentric East European articles and people. / Morten Krøgholt
/ Page No.: 16-17
Column: Cover Story
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Albanian leaders clamp down on free press. Journalists jailed and deported as Europe's poorest country struggles with government corruption. / Morten Krøgholt
/ Page No.: 7
Column: Regional
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