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The book of a reasonable man. On The twentieth century as I lived through it. By Miklos Farkas

2005 April 1. sz szilu84

Farkas Miklós: A huszadik század, ahogy megéltem. Bíbor Kiadó, Miskolc, 2004.

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The WTO – an illegal organisation

The objective of the Seattle meting was to recolonise certain countries through peacful means, i.e. the so-called invisible hand of the markets. These peaceful means, however, have developed into a new type of warfare.The original article. Related Articles Lenin and the “organisation question” – historical reconstruction Child poverty and family assistence Illegal pamphlet, February 1982

The 1848 Hungarian revolution in international context

In 1848-49, the fate of the Hungarian revolution and war of independence depended primarily on the events in Germany. Since the German revolution did not have a "Paris" or "Koblentz" its defeat and hence the Europe-wide dynastic restoration were inevitable. Related Articles No related articles.

The Work of Sartre: Introduction (1979), Introduction (2012)

According to Sartre, the freedom of thought means emancipatory thinking, looking for alternatives and opposing the established structures of life and the institutionalised mainstream reasoning. His search for intellectual and political alternatives always inspired progressive movements to act on personal responsibility. "What is the literature of an epoch but the epoch appropriated by its literature? … Continue reading The Work of Sartre: Introduction (1979), Introduction (2012) →

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