Volume IV., No. 6.
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Hungary's Controversial Media Law 'Has Nothing To Do With Political Censorship'
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The Central European Hungarian Review
An interview with Gyula Kodolányi on the Hungarian Television.more
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Robert Conard
I Never Met a Hungarian Who Didn’t Want to Learn – Memories of the Traiskirchen Refugee Camp of 1956
"As a naive young American answering the call for volunteers, I was motivated not by politics, but by the desire to help those who risked their lives for freedom of the press, free elections, independent political parties and a democratic socialism."
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Ildikó Boldizsár
Shamanic Elements in Hungarian Folk Tales – An Excerpt from Fairy Tale Therapy
"It is precisely the practice of everyday life that connects the shaman, the fairy tale hero and the fairy tale therapy client."
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Nóra Szekér
Domokos Szent-Iványi and his Book – Part I
"Szent-Iványi was a man with sophisticated sense of diplomacy. He was even to be considered by the Soviets in 1944 as a suitable candidate for the position of the Minister of Foreign Affairs. He could have had a brilliant career as a diplomat. But in addition to being a born diplomat, he was also a conspiring mind to the core. In the given historic situation it was his flair for conspiracy that made him the key mover of events."
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James C. Bennett and Michael J. Lotus
America, England, Europe - Why Do We Differ?
"Any vision of a world state or of global governance by self-appointed elites will hold little appeal for the peoples of Central and Eastern Europe."
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John Laughland
President Klaus' European Manifesto
"The post-Cold War ideology of the end of the nation-state through the free market, espoused by Cohn-Bendit and all pro-Europeans, and the pre-Cold War ideology of communism are, in fact, closely related."
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John O’Sullivan and Gyula Kodolányi
Fairy Tales We Tell Ourselves
"The patterns Bennett and Lotus describe also emerge in the tales we are telling our children and grandchildren."
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