Volume III., No. 2.
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Nick Thorpe
The Greening of the Danube
“So you destroyed the Danube long ago, but now you’re determined to repair it...?” I ask him.
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György Varga
Havel na Hrad - Or, Havel to the Castle
I found myself meeting a man a head shorter than I, soft-spoken, with a gentle gaze, but magnetic personality.
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Géza Jeszenszky
Doomsday in Hungary?
Confidence in these institutions may evaporate if the campagin against Orbán's moderate demotratic government continues.
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Mária Schmidt talks to Nick Thorpe
"History does not repeat itself"
If the continuity of a judical system goes against justice, we should not preserve it.
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Chantal Delsol
Historical Forgiveness in Question
The recent emergence of the notion of historical repentance and the accompanying requests for forgiveness pose troubling questions.
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György Granasztói
Self-Europe
Political correctness is a vehicle for superficiality. Naturally, a superficial judgement inflicts no penalty, but it does serve to worsen the feeling of alienation and scepticism.
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