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Инструменты Режимы отображения	Viktor Orban's Hungary: the road to Keleti station Remove from selection Add to selection НазваниеViktor Orban's Hungary: the road to Keleti station Автор Holly Case Sean Gasper Bye (translated by)‎ Call numberS296.05/001 Номер объекта08098c Место публикацииCollingwood, Victoria, Australia ИздательThe Jewish Quarterly Год выпуска 2021 Нумерация страницpp37-52 МатериалArticle NotesArticle from the journal 'The Jewish Quarterly ' 'The return of history: new populism, old hatreds ' May 2021 Issue 244 pp37-52 Описание Viktor Orban's Fidesz party (Young Democrats) started out as a party of young idealists with a broadly liberal agenda. Over the 1990s, its more progressive elements left the party or yielded to Orban's increasingly conservative and mafia-boss-like dominance. Through legal manoeuvres he has undermined the independence of the judiciary and media, making an opposition electoral victory practically impossible

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Viktor Orban's Hungary: the road to Keleti station

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НазваниеViktor Orban's Hungary: the road to Keleti station

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Holly Case

Sean Gasper Bye (translated by)‎

Call numberS296.05/001

Номер объекта08098c

Место публикацииCollingwood, Victoria, Australia

ИздательThe Jewish Quarterly

Год выпуска

2021

Нумерация страницpp37-52

МатериалArticle

NotesArticle from the journal 'The Jewish Quarterly ' 'The return of history: new populism, old hatreds ' May 2021 Issue 244 pp37-52

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Viktor Orban's Fidesz party (Young Democrats) started out as a party of young idealists with a broadly liberal agenda. Over the 1990s, its more progressive elements left the party or yielded to Orban's increasingly conservative and mafia-boss-like dominance. Through legal manoeuvres he has undermined the independence of the judiciary and media, making an opposition electoral victory practically impossible

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