Budapest Week - Volume 1 / Number 36

November 14-20, 1991

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/ Tibor Szendrei
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Opinion -> Opinion
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News -> Current Events , News -> Newsbriefs
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News -> Current Events , News -> Newsbriefs
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News -> Current Events , News -> Newsbriefs
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News -> Current Events , News -> Newsbriefs
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News -> Current Events , News -> Newsbriefs
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News -> Current Events , News -> Newsbriefs
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Constitutional Court to rule on legality of Hungary's current, liberal policy
/ Tom Popper
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News -> Current Events
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Business -> Business Briefs , Business -> Marketplace
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'Debt queueling' lets Hungarian firms circumvent tight monetary policies
/ Richard W. Bruner
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Business -> Marketplace
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Amex sees profitable future in the cards
/ Tom Popper
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Business -> Marketplace
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When folk traditions turn to national violence it is time for a visitor to move on
/ Éva Veszprémi
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Universities suffer money woes as the economy lurches toward capitalism
/ Colin Woodard
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Finnish adventurer/travel writer loses Bicycle and gear, but not hope
/ Steven Carlson
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Film -> The Complete Entertainment Guide
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/ Sam Wortington
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/ Peter Haley-Dunne
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Photo exhibition finds humanity behind the barbed wire of Soviet camps
/ Judith Sollosy
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About Town -> About Town
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Culture -> Language Learner
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Can you speak up, please?
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Culture -> Language Learner
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/ Leighton Davies
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/ Sándor Laczkó
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