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1. HU OSA 206 Records of the Open Society Archives at Central European University [1938 - 2000]
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HU OSA 206 Records of the Open Society Archives at Central European University
Archival Unit Description Level: Fonds Language: English, German, Hungarian, Romany, Russian
Civil Society, Communism & Cold War
2. HU OSA 206-2-26 Hungary Can Be Yours! (Magyarország a tiéd lehet!) [2001]
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Archival Unit Description Level: Series Language: English, Hungarian
Communism & Cold War
3. HU OSA 206-2-43 Atom (Atom) [2006]
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Archival Unit Description Level: Series Language: English, Hungarian
Human Rights
4. HU OSA 206-2-23 East Is Red (Kelet vörös) [2001]
created by Open Society Archives at Central European University
Archival Unit Description Level: Series Language: Chinese, English, Hungarian
Communism & Cold War
5. HU OSA 206-2-58 Etikoppaka (Etikoppaka) [2008]
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Archival Unit Description Level: Series Language: English
Civil Society, Human Rights
6. HU OSA 206-2-54 Concrete. Books Bound in Concrete (Konkrétum (betonba kötött könyvek)) [2008]
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Archival Unit Description Level: Series Language: English, Hungarian
Civil Society
7. HU OSA 206-2-57 Barbara Klemm: 1968. Photos of a Revolt (Barbara Klemm: 1968. Egy lázadás képei) [2008]
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Archival Unit Description Level: Series Language: English, Hungarian
Communism & Cold War
8. HU OSA 206-2-48 Raoul Wallenberg. One Man Can Make a Difference (Raoul Wallenberg. Életeket mentett, világokat mentett) [2007]
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Archival Unit Description Level: Series Language: English, Hungarian
Civil Society, Human Rights