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On Jozsef Szigeti: Intellectual autobiography (1921-1948)

2002 April 1. sz szilu84

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The migration of young women in Hungary, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic

The paper is based upon a survey in 1998, and it shows a significant difference in the migration potential of women in different countries. The main motivation for migration is the presence of friends in other countries. Unemployment particularly encourages women to migrate. The article was first published in Ost-West Gegeninformationen. Related Articles No related … Continue reading The migration of young women in Hungary, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic →

This silly profession. An interview by Andrew James Horton

This interview was published in the USA in 2002, and this is the first Hungarian publication; after the death of Jancsó it flashes light on some basic characteristics of his personality and directorial credo. The informal intonation was also an organic part of his personality. Related Articles No related articles.

Illegal pamphlet, February 1982

"What you will read here is another piece to the story of a failure" – introduces the author his article written in 1982 about the Polish crisis, originally published in a Transylvanian samisdat journal. This piece is a relevant document of the leftist state socialism criticism of the period, which is today often kept silent … Continue reading Illegal pamphlet, February 1982 →

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