“…Program on an archival document with the record of the interview between Adolf Hitler, Martin Bormann, Erich Koch and Hans Michael Frank on the fate of Polish intelligentsia, taking place on October 2, 1940. …”

“…There Ford was accused of offending Polish national feelings.…”

“…<br/>- Paris conference on chemical weapons <br/>- Developments in Montenegro <br/>- Polish situation <br/>- Polish democratic party criticizes official trade union's opposition to reform <br/>- Riot police break up demonstration with water canon in Prague <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Church leaders call on Europe pleading for Hungarian brothers in Romania <br/>- American house of representatives delegation in Hungary <br/>- Independent Lawyers' Forum becomes social organization <br/>- "Radio Juventus Balaton" regional studio to start broadcasting soon on the Balaton shore <br/>- Military historian Péter Gosztonyi: "Don catastrophe caused not by dilettantism, but poorly informed and mistaken political view" <br/>- "The Hungarian Holocaust" <br/>- The book and its author <br/>- István Csurka: "The dead were not found, but the murderers are here" <br/>- Romanian people smuggling in Debrecen Külpolitika: <br/>- Szovjet-afgán tárgyalások <br/>- Ki kinek mit szállít és ki gyárthat vegyi fegyvereket? …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Armenia concentrates only on rebuilding <br/>- New turn in the Palme investigation <br/>- Sino-Indian summit <br/>- Polish opposition popular front <br/>- New reform plans within Polish United Workers' Party <br/>- French Communists see no problems with their policies to date <br/>- German Communists cannot decide how much to reform their Party <br/>- According to evidence of foreign trade in the USSR, reforms are proceeding apace <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Parliamentary session: Miklós Németh's speech, finance minister Villányi's exposé, March 15 to be a national holiday <br/>- First national meeting of Hungarian Democratic Forum (MDF) to be held in Budapest next March <br/>- Budapest Council relieves Pál Iványi from his post as mayor of the city <br/>- Hungary also accepts new international agreement against illegal narcotics trade <br/>- Decision expected on planned Ófalu nuclear waste burial site in April at the earliest <br/>- Hungarian-Israeli Friendship Society formed Külpolitika: <br/>- Örményország már csak az újjáépítésre összpontosít <br/>- Fordulat a Palme-nyomozásban <br/>- Kínai-indiai csúcstalálkozó <br/>- A lengyel ellenzéki népfront <br/>- Újabb reformtervek a LEMP-en belül <br/>- Jónak látják eddigi politikájukat a francia kommunisták <br/>- A német kommunisták nem tudják eldönteni, hogy mennyiben reformálják meg a pártot <br/>- A külkereskedelem bizonysága szerint a SZU-ban gőzerővel folynak a reformok <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Országgyűlési ülésnap: Németh Miklós felszólalása; Villányi pénzügyminiszter expozéja; <br/>- Nemzeti ünnep Március 15-e <br/>- Jövő márciusban Budapesten tartják a Magyar Demokrata Fórum első országos értekezletét <br/>- A fővárosi tanács felmentette elnöki tisztségéből Iványi Pált <br/>- Magyarország is elfogadta az illegális kábítószer kereskedelem elleni új nemzetközi egyezményt <br/>- Legkorábban áprilisban várható döntés a tervezett ófalui nukleáris hulladék-temető sorsáról <br/>- Megalakult a magyar-izraeli baráti társaság…”

“…"We examine long-term implications of unemployment for material conditions and well-being using the Polish sample from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE). …”

“…Duration: 02:26:00 The most acclaimed and influential Polish film made during the Solidarity movement. The son of a famous Stakhanovite portrayed in the earlier "Man of Marble" works in the Gdańsk shipyard. …”

“…Gábor Klaniczay, Rector at Collegium Budapest is invited to speak about the academic achievements of Prof. Bronisław Geremek (Polish social and political historian) who immediately afterwards accepts the “CEU Open Society Prize” from George Soros (Founder of CEU and Chairman of the Board of Trustees). …”

“…The May Anniversaries / by Janusz Bugajski Bishops Stand Firm but Adopt a Moderate Tone / by Ewa Chciuk Celt Fears for the Future of Private Farming in Poland / by Roman Stefanowski The Polish Socialist Youth Union Reviews Its Problems / by Janusz Bugajski Gorbachev in Poland for the Warsaw Pact Summit Meeting / by Anna Swidlicka Underground Video Tape Production / by Teresa Hanicka People in the News Bronislaw Geremek Dismissed from Academy of Science / by Janusz Bugajski Archbishop Henryk Gulbinowicz / by Anna Swidlicka Archbishop Andrzej Maria Deskur / by Anna Swidlicka Miscellaneous Items The Poor State of Electrification in the Countryside / by Roman Stefanowski Obsolescence in the Paper Industry / by Roman Stefanowski Serious Shortage of Drugs Reported / by Roman Stefanowski…”

“…In the Brezhnev era USSR, much attention was paid to this Nazi crime, presumably with the intention of driving away the attention from the Katyn massacre of Polish officers by the Soviets in 1940. The village of Khatyn was chosen and the memorial created by the Soviet authorities in a calculated policy of disinformation, designed to create confusion with the Katyn massacre.…”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Polish-American relations <br/>- Karabakh strike comes to an end <br/>- Moscow academic conference on interconnection between perestroika and foreign policy <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Károly Grósz's New York schedule <br/>- István Szabó's talks in Israel <br/>- Reform club founded by Budapest Young Communist League (KISZ) Külpolitika <br/>- Lengyel-amerikai kapcsolatok <br/>- Véget ért a karabahi sztrájk <br/>- Tudományos tanácskozás a peresztrojka és a külpolitika összefüggéseiről Moszkvában Belpolitika <br/>- Grósz Károly New-yorki<br/>- Programja <br/>- Szabó István izraeli tárgyalásai <br/>- Reformklubot hozott létre a budapesti KISZ…”

“…Duration: 01:42:00 The story of the Polish “robbery of the century”. Lodz, 1965: a well-respected doctor with an anti-communist record wants to leave the country for England where his wife and daughter are. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Polish events <br/>- Strong criticism regarding a political trial in Prague <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- International disarmament talks <br/>- Hungarian-West German relations <br/>- Kálmán Kulcsár at International Political Council congress in Washington <br/>- Professional debate of Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros dam <br/>- Unemployment Külpolitika: <br/>- Lengyelországi események <br/>- Szigorú ítélet Prágában egy politikai per kapcsán <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- A nemzetközi leszerelési tanácskozás <br/>- Magyar-nyugatnémet kapcsolatok <br/>- Kulcsár Kálmán a Nemzetközi Politikai Tanács kongresszusán Washingtonban <br/>- Szakmai vita a bős-nagymarosi vízlépcsőről <br/>- Munkanélküliség…”

“…Gábor Klaniczay, Rector at Collegium Budapest is invited to speak about the academic achievements of Prof. Bronisław Geremek (Polish social and political historian) who immediately afterwards accepts the “CEU Open Society Prize” from George Soros (Founder of CEU and Chairman of the Board of Trustees). …”

“…In Slovakia's Krahule, an angel helped to pinpoint the town's location. In the Polish town of Piatek, someone swears that the center has somehow disappeared, while in Lithuania's "Europos Centro" near Vilnius, one family sees Europe as a "monster" and the downfall of the Soviet Union as their worst misfortune. …”

“…The execution of a deserting officer in the Polish Home Army offers the two artists the chance to unite the young lovers in murder. …”

“…Gábor Klaniczay, Rector at Collegium Budapest is invited to speak about the academic achievements of Prof. Bronisław Geremek (Polish social and political historian) who immediately afterwards accepts the “CEU Open Society Prize” from George Soros (Founder of CEU and Chairman of the Board of Trustees). …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Gorbachev's visits to Cuba and the UK <br/>- Agreement reached in Polish politics <br/>- Yugoslavia's domestic situation <br/>- Wars in Namibia <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Brunó F. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Czechoslovakia: 'Rude Pravo' on 1968 <br/>- Polish inflation <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Governmental appointments and dismissals <br/>- Changes in the rules for passport applications <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- The tax and VAT systems <br/>- Changes in the prices of consumer goods <br/>- Industry: Ikarusz, Videoton, Duna Ironworks, Tatabánya mines Külpolitika: <br/>- Csehszlovákia: a Rude Pravo 1968-ról <br/>- Lengyel infláció <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Kinevezések és leváltások a kormányban <br/>- Változások az útlevélkérelemben <br/><br/>Gazdaság: <br/>- Adó és ÁFA-rendszer <br/>- Fogyasztási cikkek árváltozása <br/>- Ipar: Ikarusz, Videoton, Dunai Vasmű, Tatabányai bányák…”

“….- PROGRAMME SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA and MASSED CHOIR Conducted by GEOFFREY CORBETT EGMONT OVERTURE (Beethoven) DANCES FROM &quot;PRINCE IGOR&quot; (Borodin) ENGLISH, POLISH AND RUSSIAN SONGS MARCH FROM 6th SYMPHONY (Tschaikowsky) YOUNG CZECHOSLOVAKIA WALTER HUDD. …”

“…The only way to get there is by drinking an elixir called King Size, which can be found in a Polish imitation of Coca-Cola. A scientist discovers this by accident and travels to the world of humans. …”