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April 10, 1972

A LETTER TO KOMOCSIN ZOLTAN FROM KADAS ISTVAN, WITH ATTACHMENT OF 'KOREAN OPINION ON VARIOUS CURRENT ISSUES'

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    A letter to Komocsin Zoltan from Kadas Istvan, which indicates that Etra Sandor’s report on North Korea was attached to a letter.
    "A letter to Komocsin Zoltan from Kadas Istvan, with attachment of 'Korean opinion on various current issues'," April 10, 1972, History and Public Policy Program Digital Archive, MNL OL XIX-J-1-j É-Korea, 1972, 60. doboz, 81-146, 00394. Translated by Imre Majer. https://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/123118

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Korean opinion on various actual issues

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Etre Sándor

Budapest

7 pages

For Comrade Komócsin Zoltán, the secretary of the Hungarian Socialist Worker’s Party’s Central Committee

Dear Comrade Komócsin,

On behalf of Comrade Puja Figyes, I am attaching our note about the conversation between Comrades Puja Frigyes and Pak Seong-cheol [Pak Song Chol].

Budapest, 1972 March 7.

With comradely greetings:

[Signature]

Kádas István

Head of Department

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A letter to Komocsin Zoltan from Kadas Istvan, which indicates that Etra Sandor’s report on North Korea was attached to a letter.

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Kadas, Istvan

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  • MNL OL XIX-J-1-j É-Korea, 1972, 60. doboz, 81-146, 00394. Translated by Imre Majer.

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