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to the present day, and PĂĄrbeszĂ©d: nĂ©gy nap ezerkilencszĂĄznyolcvankilencben (1992; “Dialogue: Four Days in Nineteen Eighty-nine”), a transcript of a conversation with a Swedish journalist friend about the differences between eastern and western Europe that had come about because of the Iron Curtain. He continued to publish essays and short


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to the present day, and PĂĄrbeszĂ©d: nĂ©gy nap ezerkilencszĂĄznyolcvankilencben (1992; “Dialogue: Four Days in Nineteen Eighty-nine”), a transcript of a conversation with a Swedish journalist friend about the differences between eastern and western Europe that had come about because of the Iron Curtain. He continued to publish essays and short


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