“…Duration: 00:38:00 The film tracks letters written to Matyas Rakosi, Prime Minister of Hungary in the 50's. Following the correspondence of artists, athletes and average workers with the powers that be we witness the mechanisms of a system where favoritism and suspicion had become the pillars of existence.…”

“…Commemorations on execution of Imre Nagy, Prime Minister of Hungary in Paris and Budapest. Interviews with Róza Hodosán, Tibor Méray, Jenő Sujánszky, Miklós Vásárhelyi, Erzsébet Nagy, Rezső Kiss, Judit Gyenes, Júlia Szilágyi. …”

“…"Unfair Profits" Defined French Prime Minister Visits Hungary New Initiatives to Increase Vegetable Production Party Organizations to Support Closed-System Agricultural Production…”

“…Return of Hungarian Holy Crown Expected French Prime Minister Visits Hungary Austrian Foreign Minister in Hungary Western Machinery Boosts Maize Production Hungarian-Western Contacts to Intensify Agricultural Co-Operation Blue Jeans: A Problem of Weltanschauung, Fashion of Economics?…”

“…Price Changes Expected on January 1 Congress of the National Association of (Trading) Co-Operatives Hungarian Market Research Reorganization of the Book Distributing Network Hungary Receives More Help from the FAO Coming Events in the Agricultural Co-operative Movement Yugoslav Prime Minister Visits Hungary…”

“…Pieces were generally contributed by the staff of the research and analysis departments and treated current affairs in the region. Finnish Prime Minister Visits Hungary / by Eva Lengyel Agenda Set for 1985 European Cultural Forum in Budapest / by Edith Markos Students' Poll Shows Lack of Interest in Politics / by Delinka Dominkovits Growing Official Impatience with Romanian Government / by Judith Pataki Agricultural Results in 1984 and Tasks for 1985 / by Laszlo Rasko Domestic Politics - Personnel Changes / by Alfred Reisch…”

“…Marchais in Hungary Former Minister of Agriculture and Food Romany Sent Back to an Old Job Bible to Be Part of Literary Curriculum in Academic Secondary Schools Hungary and Comecon after the 34th Council Session Yugoslav Prime Minister Visits Hungary The 1979-1980 Theater Season, or Deficit in the Limelight Business Relations between Hungarian and English Firms Government Anxious to Keep Number of Hogs at Present High Level…”

“…Further questions related to the negotiations with the Soviet military authorities, the capture of the Hungarian delegation led by Maléter, the process of appointing the Prime Minister of Hungary, the events in front of the Radio building, and the role of Imre Nagy at the beginning of the revolution. …”

“…Preparations under Way for 13th HSWP Party Congress / by Judith Pataki Government Reshuffle Bring in Some Younger Blood Kadar-Husak Talks Held in the Shadow of Czechoslovak-Hungarian Tensions Controversial Dam and Ecological Protests Belgian Prime Minister Visits Hungary / by Alfred Reisch Will New Law Cure Dishonest Business Practices / by Eva Lengyel Tougher Penalties for Work Shirkers / by Edith Markos Visit to Vatican by Miklos Carries Significance for Eastern Europe as a Whole…”

“…/ by Eva Lengyel Diesel Trains Bring New Zealand Prime Minister to Hungary / by Alfred Reisch Hungary and Zimbabwe to Expand Relations following Mugabe's Visit / by Alfred Reisch Greek Prime Minister's Visit Yields Economic Cooperation Agreement / by Alfred Reisch Editorial Board of Hungarian Journal in Yugoslavia Dismissed / by Slobodan Stankovic Belgrade Weekly's Explanation of the Dismissals / by Slobodan Stankovic…”

“…Compilation of six Hungarian television programs featuring recordings and interviews with: George Soros, Árpád Göncz (President of Hungary), Sándor Lezsák (Hungarian poet, politician, and co-founder of the Hungarian Democratic Forum), Péter Boross (Prime Minister of Hungary), Éva Bakonyi (Director, Soros Foundation), Miklós Vámos (Hungarian writer, talk show host, and President of the Ab Ovo organization), Mária Honti (State Secretary, Ministry of Culture and Education), Tibor Draskovics (State Secretary, Ministry of Finance), József Benda (Researcher), László Kardos (Soros Foundation), Péter Módos (Editor-in-chief , “Európai Utas”), Péter Huncsik (Director, Sándor Márai Foundation), Sándor Fodó (President, Cultural Association of Hungarians in Transcarpathia), András Ágoston (President, Democratic Community of Vojvodina Hungarians), Éva Gyimesi (Professor), Alajos Dornbach (Vice-President of Soros Foundation), Zoltánné Paár (Director, Terézváros Bilingual Primary and Secondary School), and Judit Horváth (Editor-in-chief, “Amaro Drom”). …”

“…At the end of the session, János Vargha (Prime Minister's Office, Hungary) gave a presentation on the politics of prevention.…”