Budapest Week - Volume 1 / Number 26

September 05-11, 1991

From an editorialin the August 24-30 edition of The Economist
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Opinion -> Editorial , Features -> Extract
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/ Mike Gray
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Opinion -> Letter from London , Opinion -> Editorial
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Hungary's Foreign State Secretary discusses regionalrelations in Magyar Hirlap , Ferenc Somogyi, Foreign State Secretary
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Opinion -> Presswatch , Opinion -> Editorial
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Refugees and Hungarians at the border are not optimistic for a return to normal anytime soon
/ Stephen R. Saracco
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News -> Current Events
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News -> Current Events
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News -> Current Events
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News -> Current Events
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Business -> Marketplace
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Home-study university teaches western management to Hungarian executives
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Business -> Marketplace
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Former dissident media group Faces new challenges surviving after communism
/ Stephen R. Saracco
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Features -> Features
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Musicians unite in pioneering foundation as founding is scarce
/ Judit Hatfaludi
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Features -> Features
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Film -> The Complete Entertainment Guide
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/ Sam Wortington
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About Town -> About Town
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About Town -> About Town , About Town -> Restaurant Review
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There's no need to panic, it's only a play
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About Town -> About Town
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/ András Török
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What & Where -> Best of Budapest
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