HU OSA 445-1-1:42/1
Interview with Miklós Jancsó
Interview with Miklós Jancsó
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Interview with Miklós Jancsó, 1997-03-04; HU OSA 445-1-1:42/1; Oral History Interviews with Political Actors of the Regime Change in Hungary; Records Related to the Regime Change in Hungary 1989-1990; András Bozóki Collection; Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives at Central European University, Budapest
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HU OSA 445-1-1:42/1
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Interview with Miklós Jancsó
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Jancsó Miklós interjú
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1997-03-04
1997-03-04 (Date of production)
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58 minutes 18 seconds
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Hungarian (Original)
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Tri-lateral talks, National Roundtable negotiations. Delegate as observer to Work Committee I/6 by the Democratic League of Independent Trade Unions. Creating legal guarantees to prevent taking power by force. The state of the film profession in 1988, central transfers, film distribution, setting up the Motion Picture Democratic Trade Union, joining the League, interest representation, political support. The situation of the League in the Opposition Roundtable. Characterization of the Hungarian right and Kadarism. Members of the I/6 Work Committee, Pál Dragon, László Vitézy, Zsolt Zétényi, conflicts. Jancsó’s opinion on József Antall. The Antall-Pozsgay pact. Anecdotes about a few of the prominent figures of the regime change, István Csurka.
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HU OSA 445András Bozóki Collection
HU OSA 445-1Records Related to the Regime Change in Hungary 1989-1990
HU OSA 445-1-1Oral History Interviews with Political Actors of the Regime Change in Hungary
HU OSA 445-1-1:42Audio cassette #42
HU OSA 445-1-1:42/1Interview with Miklós Jancsó
HU OSA 445-1-1:42/1
Interview with Miklós Jancsó
Interview with Miklós Jancsó
Available digitallyHU_OSA_00012042
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Interview with Miklós Jancsó, 1997-03-04; HU OSA 445-1-1:42/1; Oral History Interviews with Political Actors of the Regime Change in Hungary; Records Related to the Regime Change in Hungary 1989-1990; András Bozóki Collection; Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives at Central European University, Budapest
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HU OSA 445-1-1:42/1
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Title
Interview with Miklós Jancsó
General Information
Original Title
Jancsó Miklós interjú
General Information
Date(s)
1997-03-04
1997-03-04 (Date of production)
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Description Level
Item
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Record Type
Audio
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Duration
58 minutes 18 seconds
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Language
Hungarian (Original)
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Access Rights
Not Restricted
Content
Form / Genre
interview
Content
Contents Summary
Tri-lateral talks, National Roundtable negotiations. Delegate as observer to Work Committee I/6 by the Democratic League of Independent Trade Unions. Creating legal guarantees to prevent taking power by force. The state of the film profession in 1988, central transfers, film distribution, setting up the Motion Picture Democratic Trade Union, joining the League, interest representation, political support. The situation of the League in the Opposition Roundtable. Characterization of the Hungarian right and Kadarism. Members of the I/6 Work Committee, Pál Dragon, László Vitézy, Zsolt Zétényi, conflicts. Jancsó’s opinion on József Antall. The Antall-Pozsgay pact. Anecdotes about a few of the prominent figures of the regime change, István Csurka.
Hierarchy
Close hierarchy info
HU OSA 445András Bozóki Collection
HU OSA 445-1Records Related to the Regime Change in Hungary 1989-1990
HU OSA 445-1-1Oral History Interviews with Political Actors of the Regime Change in Hungary
HU OSA 445-1-1:42Audio cassette #42
HU OSA 445-1-1:42/1Interview with Miklós Jancsó