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India and Hungary

Decades of Cooperation

India and Hungary
India and Hungary India and Hungary
Szerkesztő
Új-Delhi
'Kalmár György: India and Hungary ' összes példány
Kiadó: Sterling Publishers Private Limited
Kiadás helye: Új-Delhi
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Kötés típusa: Vászon
Oldalszám: 111 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 22 cm x 14 cm
ISBN:
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Some facts about Hungary Having common borders with the Soviet Union, Rumania, Yugoslavia, Austria and Czechoslovakia, Hungary covers an area of 93,032 square kilometres and had a population of 10,713,000 (in 1980). Hungary is People's Republic. Its constitution embodies the social and political achievements of its people after the liberation of the country in 1945. The Parliament, elected by the people, is the supreme organ of state power. It enacts laws, adopts the state budget and elects the Presidential Council that acts as the collective head of the State, and the Council of Ministers. The foreign policy of the Hungarian People's Republic is devoted to principles of peaceful coexistence and promotion of a fruitful dialogue between peoples of European and nonEuropean countries. It is wedded to the promotion of the spirit of Helsinki in Europe and its extension to other parts of the world including Asia. One of its prime objectives is to assist peoples in their struggle to free... Tovább

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Some facts about Hungary Having common borders with the Soviet Union, Rumania, Yugoslavia, Austria and Czechoslovakia, Hungary covers an area of 93,032 square kilometres and had a population of 10,713,000 (in 1980). Hungary is People's Republic. Its constitution embodies the social and political achievements of its people after the liberation of the country in 1945. The Parliament, elected by the people, is the supreme organ of state power. It enacts laws, adopts the state budget and elects the Presidential Council that acts as the collective head of the State, and the Council of Ministers. The foreign policy of the Hungarian People's Republic is devoted to principles of peaceful coexistence and promotion of a fruitful dialogue between peoples of European and nonEuropean countries. It is wedded to the promotion of the spirit of Helsinki in Europe and its extension to other parts of the world including Asia. One of its prime objectives is to assist peoples in their struggle to free themselves from colonialism and neocolonialism and to help them achieve economic independence. Vissza

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