Ethnic Hungarians in Vojvodina vote for liberal, Belgrade-based parties in Serbia while unconditionally supporting the Right in Hungary itself. László Végel is reminded about the joke about the savage. [ more ]
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(b.1970) is one of Estonia's most famous writers. His works include Rehepapp (The old barny, 2000), Ivan Orava mälestused (The memoirs of Ivan Orav, 1995), and Liblikas (Butterfly, 1999).
Cynical and naive mentalities mix in an absurd short story by Estonia's most popular young author. [more]
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