Volume V., No. 1.
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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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Gábor Jobbágyi
Bloody Thursday, 1956: The Anatomy of the Kossuth Square Massacre
"On 25 October 1956 one of the biggest mass murders in Europe in the second half of the 20th century took place on Kossuth Square in front of the Hungarian Parliament building in Budapest."
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Árpád Kadarkay
Hannah Arendt: The Human Condition – Part I
"Shakespeare, who can say everything, everything, everything exactly as it is, could he have portrayed Eichmann as
sequel to Iago or Macbeth or Richard III? The answer is No."
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John O’Sullivan
About Radical Evil – Editorial Note
"Unless we are honest with ourselves about such matters as genocide, we will lack a vital element in resisting radical evil when it re-appears as it has done in the recent past – not outside Western Europe either."
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Gerald Frost
The High Price of Political Intemperance
"I simply do not recognise the description of modern Hungary provided by Paul Lendvai, a Vienna-based Hungarian writer whose book My Wasted Country represents an indictment of the past 20 years of Hungarian democracy."
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Piotr Naimski
Reinventing Europe Mistake by Mistake – Brussels and the Financial Crisis
"One potential consequence of these responses to the crisis is the future disintegration of the EU. This sounds alarmist. It is in fact realistic."
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György Granasztói
Is It Possible to Vote Against Europe?
"The creation of a unified Europe itself was intended as a message for – and as an alternative to – those modern forms of tyranny: Fascist and Communist totalitarianism."
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Arts and Literature
- David Satter: The Devil That Failed: Murder Most Utopian – Dr Mária Schmidt mediates a conversation on the documentary Age of Delirium
- Ildikó Boldizsár: "He Set Off to Try His Luck" – Excerpt from Fairy Tale Therapy
- : The Prince That Desired Immortality - A Hungarian Folk Tale
- Tony Brinkley: Boris Pasternak: Star of Nativity