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Most Hungarians believe that life was better in the János Kádár era before 
Communism collapsed in 1989-90, according to a survey by market researchers 
Gfk
Piackutató.

In all, 62% of the 1,000 people interviewed said they were happiest in the 
period preceding the change of regime, up from 53% in 2001. Those favouring 
the
Kádár era were generally the elderly rather than the young, and those with 
lesser schooling. The number saying that the pre-1990 era was the worst fell
from 20% in 2001 to 13% today.

URL: 
http://www.politics.hu/20080521/poll-shows-majority-of-hungarians-feel-life-was-better-under-communism

--David.