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[Mark Pinson]

        Maybe this time it will work?  mp

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        One suggestion might be useful - do not fall into the usual
error of dumping the USSR and all of Eastern Europe into one bag-many
places do this to save money - if you can teach one Slavic country.
you can also teach the rest of them, including of course Hungary,
Romania etc. Literature is not my specialty, others can describe
this more fully - but, during the later 50's and 60's literature and
film  in some of the E. European countries went far beyond the
russian equivalents. As primarily a historian of the Balkans my knowledge
of literary developments in E.Central Eur.    is quite limited - you
might want to chat with individual country literary specialists.
                Mark pinson