1988. március (32-68. szám) / HU_BFL_XIV_47_2
police had confiscated Lorenz Konrad's letter in which among others iht Austrian Nobel Prize winning ethologist had written that deraocracy is necessary if soc- ieties are nőt to exploit each other. A participant in the Democratic Opposition Movement, György Gadó, analysed the political face of the environmentalist move- ment; he thought that the Danube Circle could nőt exist without policies when the authorities prevent free debate and do nőt keep their word. After this many journalists - including Nick Thorpe, an Hiiglish rádió reporter - asked questions. Anna Perczel, an architect, announced that a literary volume entitled "Danube Anthology" vili be published soon, the publishing expenses vili be covered by the Altemative Nobel Prize which vas awarded to the Danube Circle in 1985. 23- 2 -
