“…Polish not only improves the appearance and lengthens shoe-life, but also makes leather waterproof. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Talks may start between Moscow and the Baltic states <br/>- Agricultural workers on strike in the Soviet Union <br/>- Polish Sejm condemns the Rakowski government <br/>- Armed groups in Georgia <br/>- The Polish Schnapps-gate <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Austrian demands concerning the Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros dam <br/>- New era in diplomatic life <br/>- Romania on the Hungarian chief consulate in Cluj <br/>- Local government elections <br/>- Trade unions' roundtable talks on the minimum wage <br/>- Worsening relations between the Hungarian Democratic Forum (MDF) and the press <br/>- Accounting problems with departing Soviet soldiers <br/>- Veszprém University re-established <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- Decision on property handled by social organizations <br/>- Domestic energy carriers' prices rise <br/>- Agreement between Rába and General Motors Külpolitika: <br/>- Tárgyalás kezdődhet Moszkva és a balti államok között <br/>- Mezőgazdasági dolgozók sztrájkja a Szovjetunióban <br/>- A Szejm elmarasztalja a Rakowski-kormányt <br/>- Fegyveres csoportok Grúziában <br/>- A lengyel Snapsz-gate <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Osztrák követelések Bős-Nagymaros ügyben <br/>- Új korszak a diplomáciai életben <br/>- Románia a kolozsvári magyar főkonzulátusról <br/>- Önkormányzati választások <br/>- Szakszervezeti kerekasztal a minimálbérről <br/>- Megromlott viszony a sajtó és az MDF között <br/>- Elszámolási gondok a távozó szovjet katonákkal <br/>- Újjáalakult a Veszprémi Egyetem <br/><br/>Gazdaság: <br/>- Döntés a társadalmi szervezetek kezelésében lévő vagyonról <br/>- Növekszik a háztartási energiahordozók ára <br/>- Megállapodás a Rába és a General Motors között…”

“…In mapping the full broad gamut of Polish trade unions, they compellingly expose how much the trade union movement in this country is handicapped by its excessively decentralised structures; its chronic fragmentation and rivalry at the company level and above; and the dramatic decline in membership levels, particularly in absolute terms."…”

“…"I use the Polish anonymized tax data for 24 million individuals observed in the period 2004-2016 to analyse the employment effects of minimum wage. …”

“…The Constitution to Be Amended / by Slobodan Stankovic The Serbian Academy's Memorandum / by Slobodan Stankovic The Economic Crisis Rooted in the System / by Slobodan Stankovic Author Extols "Polish October" and Solidarity / by Slobodan Stankovic Daily Warns that Zagreb Mosque Must Be Completed / by Slobodan Stankovic Poor Harvest Forces Party to Encourage Private Farmers / by Milan Andrejevich Ecological Concerns / by Slobodan Stankovic Yugoslavia and Turkey on Common Ground / by Milan Andrejevich Symposium Discusses Socialism in Eastern Europe / by Slobodan Stankovic The Troubled Intellectuals / by Milan Andrejevich…”

“…Lech Walesa Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize Dealing with the Church The Pope in Vienna: Some Polish Highlights / by Ewa Celt Two Major Political Trials in the Offing / by Andrew Swidlicki The Sejm Hears Report on the Amnesty / by Anna Swidlicka Wladyslaw Sila-Nowicki Is Pensioned Off / by Anna Swidlicka The Teaching of History in Secondary Schools / by Stefan Malski A New Academic Year Begins amid Uncertainties / by Andrew Swidlicki Janusz Palubicki's Trial Ends in Poznan / by Andrew Swidlicki…”

“…Todor Zhivkov in Moscow for Comecon Session Todor Zhivkov to Visit East Germany Bulgaria Reasserts Its "Peaceful" Balkan Policy Session on the Ideological Struggle in Science Miscellaneous Mongolian Guest Bulgaria and Peru to Establish Diplomatic Relations Delegation from Tanzania Bulgarian-East German Judicial Agreement Bulgarian Representative to Prague Bulgarian-North Korean Cultural Plan Signed Bulgarian-North Vietnamese Cooperation Plan Signed Bulgarian-Soviet Protocol Signed Bulgarian-Polish Agricultural Cooperation…”

“…Dissidents Demonstrate in Support of Solidarity Opposition Members Appeal to Peace Marchers Gabor Demszky Sentenced Polish Children Fail to Appear for Summer Vacation in Hungary Does the Jesuit Order Still Have a Future in Hungary? …”

“…Duration: 01:36:00 Set in 1946, the film tells the story of a Polish villager returning home after years in a concentration camp. …”

“…TU Criticizes State Wage Regulations The Private Artisan: Problems of Growth Political Theater for Youth to Be Established in Budapest Hungarian Movie Making at a Standstill, Provincial Critic Claims Hungarian-Yugoslav Literary Negotiations Hungarian CC Plenum Report on the Congress of Polish Economists Anniversary of Romanian-Hungarian Friendship Treaty Reluctant Producers Hold Back Agricultural Mechanization Japanese-Hungarian Talks on Co-operation in Manufacture of Small Machines for Private Plots Bad Roads Cost Agriculture 1,400 Million Forint Annually…”

“…Even now, Jurek cannot understand how, at the end of the war, she could run off with a Polish officer and flee to a life in the USA without a single word of explanation. …”

“…Pressure Grows for the Condemnation of the Invasion of 1968 / by Jiri Pehe A Visit by Polish Members of Parliament and Solidarity Representatives / by Jan Obrman Dubcek's Open Letter to the CPCS Central Committee / by Peter Martin Media Policy Undergoing Changes? …”

“…Alexander Dubcek Speaks Out Again / by Peter Martin The Austrian Chancellor's Visit to Czechoslovakia / by Jan Obrman Prime Minister Strougal's Visit to Yugoslavia / by Adrian Pressburg Polish and Czechoslovak Dissidents' Message on Eve of Warsaw Pact Summit / by Peter Martin Charter 77 Appeals for Solidarity with Romanian Populace / by Peter Martin The Pilgrimage to Levoca / by Peter Martin Ivan Polansky Sentenced to Four Years in Prison / by Jan Obrman The New Chairman of the Union of Czech Writers / by Antonin Kratochvil…”

“…National Assembly Session Ends CC Plenum on Power and Construction Investigation into the Bulgarian Merchant Fleet Affair Ends Spies Sentenced in Bulgaria Bulgarian Diplomat Expelled from Turkey Bulgarian-Albanian Relations Changes in Editorial Offices Agreements Signed Comings and Goings The Bulgarian delegation A CC delegation of the BCP Bulgarian-Hungarian [Scientific and Technological Co-Operation] A Bulgarian-Mongolian Cultural Exchange Agreement A delegation from the Committee of Bulgarian Women A delegation representing the Polish Ministry of Light Industry…”

“…CPCS CC Plenum on Reforms and Ecology / by Peter Martin Milos Jakes Speaks Out / by Jan Obrman Czechoslovakia Rejects Western Credits to Finance Economic Reforms / by Peter Martin Campaign against Polish Travelers in Czechoslovakia / by Jiri Pehe The Public's Reaction to the East German Refugees / by Jan Obrman Independent Activity Grows despite Pressure from the Authorities / by Jiri Pehe Signatories to "Just a Few Sentences" Propose Talks with the Authorities / by Jiri Pehe Havel Gives Prize Money to Independent Publishing Cooperative / by Jiri Pehe…”

“…Another Smooth and Cordial Magyar-Suomen Summit AFL-CIO Wondering about Labor Leader Gaspar's Wanderings Why the Polish Children Failed to Appear in Hungary Growing Anxiety about the Living Standard and the Economic Future Curbs on Imports of Materials Increased Exports to the West Vital for the Economy Emigration and Deportation: Hungary's Missing 2.000.000 Economic Regulators for Agriculture Tightened Some Problems of Everyday Life…”

“…Asmus Hungarian Deputy Prime Minister in Italy / by Alfred Reisch Hungary's New Poor: The Pensioners, the Aged, and Large Families / by Edith Markos First SOS Children's Village in Hungary / by Eva Lengyel Visit by Polish and Lithuanian Church Dignitaries / by Eva Lengyel The Bonds Explosion / by Laszlo Rasko Yugoslav Corrects Kadar's Biography / by Slobodan Stankovic…”

“…After thorough drying, rub in a good shoe polish and finish to a high gloss with a soft rag. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Moscow acknowledges approval of Polish and Hungarian reforms as long as they do not provoke foreign affairs <br/>- Polish Senate's unequivocal criticism of 1968 intervention in Czechoslovakia <br/>- Czechoslovak government states it will impede opposition movements <br/>- Efforts to form government in Poland <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Government in session: roundtable talks; modifying criminal law code; emigration and immigration and bill concerning passports. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Week of reprisals in China <br/>- Important agreements signed during Gorbachev's visit to Bonn <br/>- On American economic allowances to Hungary <br/>- Second round of Polish elections <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- 5th district Young Communist League (KISZ) committee criticizes Alliance of Young Democrats (Fidesz) demonstration at Soviet embassy, and rejects claim that Alliance of Young Democrats (Fidesz) speaker spoke at funeral service on behalf of entire Hungarian youth <br/>- Romanian government protests against events in Budapest on Friday <br/>- Agerpress calls funeral of Imre Nagy and martyred colleagues an anti-socialist, revisionist and anti-Romanian demonstration <br/>- On killings at Salgótarján in 1956 <br/>- Brzezinski: West should give economic support to Hungarian and Polish reforms <br/>- Gyula Somogyvári's daughter Mária gives statement in Budapest on the persecution of her family members in Nazi and Soviet camps and Hungarian prisons Külpolitika: <br/>- Megtorlások hete Kínában <br/>- Gorbacsov bonni látogatásán fontos egyezményeket írtak alá <br/>- A Magyarországnak szánt amerikai gazdasági kedvezményekről <br/>- A lengyelországi választások második fordulója <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Az V. ker. …”