Central Europe is becoming yet more intriguing. With the rise of populism in Hungary and Poland and the Russian bear growling on the borders of former Warsaw Pact countries, news stories are compelling.
So, too, is how the former Communist countries of central Europe are still, in many ways, processing their past enslavement.
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