Situation Report: Hungary, 9 September 1969

Collection Information

Part of
RFE/RL Situation Reports (view collection record)

General Information

Collector:
Title:
Situation Report: Hungary, 9 September 1969
Created:
Munich (Germany): 9 September 1969
Language:
English
Physical Description:
11 p.
Form/Genre:

Content

Content Table:
  1. Existence of Pro-Chinese Youth Groups Officially Admitted
  2. Extension of National Defense Education
  3. Hungarian Deputy Minister Sharply Criticized by Press
  4. New Proposals to Support Private Artisans
  5. Crack Down on Land Speculation
  6. The Child Welfare Allowance: Improvements and Results
  7. More on the Friendship II Pipeline
  8. More Tourists Visit Hungary in 1969

Context

Creation Note:
An information bulletin produced by Radio Free Europe based on extensive monitoring of communist bloc news outlets and primarily intended for internal circulation. Pieces were generally contributed by the staff of the research and analysis departments and treated current affairs in the region.
Source:
Records of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Research Institute: Publications Department: Situation Reports (HU OSA 300-8-47)
Associated Names:
Part of Series:
Situation Reports Hungary

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Archival ID:
HU OSA 300-8-47-100-56
Suggested Citation:
"Situation Report: Hungary, 9 September 1969", 9 September 1969. HU OSA 300-8-47-100-56; Records of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Research Institute: Publications Department: Situation Reports; Open Society Archives at Central European University, Budapest.
Permanent URI:
http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:f154a3c7-4564-43e8-8dcd-4e4edf05c17f
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