EBSEES: Kasiel, Ken - Whose voice, who's master? Hungarian politicians battle for control of the state media

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ID	8505
Author(s)	Kasiel, Ken
Title	Whose voice, who's master? Hungarian politicians battle for control of the state media
Published	Index on Censorship, Feb., 1993, p. 20
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Hungary / Mass Media, Communication [Browse all]
Medium	article
Holdings	see in ZDB-Katalog
PURL	Citation link

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	Whose nation, whose state? Working-class nationalism and antisemitism in Poland, 1945-1947 / Kenney, Padraic
	Voice in the wilderness. Imre Nagy and the Hungarian revolution / Unwin, Peter
	Ukraine's media: a cog in the state wheel? / [Hasjuk] Hasiuk, Oksana
	Soviet control of the Hungarian military under Stalin / Barany, Zoltan D.
	Redefinitions of 'statist feminism' and contemporary conservative and extreme rightist Hungarian female politicians: the case of the Hungarian 1956 Revolution / Pető, Andrea
	The politicians sing along / Bogucka, Teresa

The European Bibliography of Slavic and East European Studies (EBSEES) - 1991-2007

Whose voice, who's master? Hungarian politicians battle for control of the state media