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Nepszava Szabadsag

Voices Stories from Nepszava Szabadsag

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Hungarian education in NYC: The Szechenyi Hungarian School

By Bojana Varga, Nepszava Szabadsag, 7 December 2010.

Alternative paths to high school graduation in New York City

By Bojana Varga, Nepszava Szabadsag, 1 November 2010. Translated from Hungarian by Bojana Varga.

Hungarian Gypsies: An issue for Europe

By MTI/OMP, Nepszava Szabadsag, 21 May 2010. Translated from Hungarian by Szilvia Balazs-McCord.

VIDEO :: France 24 TV highlights the plight and difficulties of one of Europe's biggest minorities. more>

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Exporting terrorists? US to send Guantanamo prisoners to Hungary

By OMP, Nepszava Szabadsag, 29 May 2009. Translated from Hungarian by Szilvia Balazs-McCord.

Human rights report admonishes Hungary

Via Nepszava Szabadsag, 28 February 2009. Translated from Hungarian by Szilvia Balazs-McCord.

The U.S. Army offers citizenship in six months

By Peter Goldberger, Nepszava Szabadsag, 20 February 2009. Translated from Hungarian by Szilvia Balazs-McCord.

American-Hungarian community: We get no respect

Via Nepszava Szabadsag, 24 January 2009. Translated from Hungarian by Szilvia Balazs-McCord.

Why don’t we get any help from the motherland? Hungary shouldn’t be so quick to neglect its citizens across the ocean. more>

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