Hungary and Its People

Presents Hungary as a Communist country whose government controls most of the aspects of natural resources, agriculture, industry, and housing. Shows living conditions of the country, as well as many of the educational, recreational, and domestic activities of the people. Mentions that English and Russian are accepted languages in Hungary., Presents Hungary as a Communist country whose government controls most of the aspects of natural resources, agriculture, industry, and housing. Shows living conditions of the country, as well as many of the educational, recreational, and domestic activities of the people. Mentions that English and Russian are accepted languages in Hungary., , Presents the geography of Hungary and discusses the effect of communism on the daily lives of the people. Explores Budapest and a small village on the Danube whose enterprises are cooperatively planned and owned.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.