Abstract
The Arabian writer, Ibn-Rostech, mentions Hungarian vine growing in his 10th century chronicle. This paper examines the regions in Hungary where wine is successfully grown and manufactured. It discusses the different wines which grow in specific regions.

From the Paper
"The Valley of Mor runs between the Vertes and the Bakony mountains, and is the home of the Ezerjo, where the climate is cooler than average, mild winters, and long summer days (Hungarian1 pp). Vine varieties include Ezerjo, Rizlingszilvani, Leanyka, and Chardonnay (Hungarian1 pp). The climate in the Mecsekalja region, where vines have been grown for some 2,000 years, is sub-Mediterranean, sheltered from the north wind, hot summers with lots of sunshine, and mild winters, producing varieties that are full-bodied and high in sugar, and include Cirfandli, Italian Riesling, Chardonnay, and Furmint (Hungarian1 pp)."

Tags:Tokaji, Balatonmelleke, Csongrad, Mor, Valley

Abstract
This paper examines the history, operations, management, and opportunities of a factory in Hungary that produces sparkling wine. The paper then uses this information to suggest a plan for creating a new company by buying out the shares of the existing company or its assets, brand names, and markets. Included in the paper is an outline of the existing company's current status and an analysis of the company's future financial status.

Executive Summary
Production and Products
Sales and Customers
Details of Purchase Orders and Contracts Expected
Future Revenue
Markets and Opportunities
Suppliers
Managers and Personnel
Premises, Equipment and Brand-Name
Financial Information

From the Paper
"Vinexport Rt. (the "Company") is a privately owned company, with headquarters in Budapest. The Company was formed in 1995 with an acquisition of a sparkling wine factory from a state owned enterprise. The Company is a manufacturer of sparkling wine, carbonated wine, alcohol-free sparkling wine, vermouth and wine, with fruit juice production possibilities. They also offer bottling of in-house and other products and warehouse services. The Company is the third largest producer of alcoholic and alcohol-free sparkling wine in Hungary."

Tags:investment, alcohol-free, vermouth, carbonated, fruit, juices, hungarian, wholesalers, retailers, sales

Abstract
The paper examines how the Holocaust in Hungary was made possible by the active collaboration of the Hungarian government and the acquiescence of a large number of Hungarian people. The paper explores the topic of how and why the tragedy took place in a country in which the Jewish people had been supposedly "emancipated" less than half a century ago, a subject that has perplexed and fascinated many historians. The paper discusses the background of the Holocaust in Hungary by tracing the history of Jews; the events leading to their prosecution and ultimate extermination; and how the actual killings took place.

Outline:
Background
The Pre-Holocaust Killings
The Hungarian Holocaust Begins
The Reasons
Conclusion
Works Cited

From the Paper
"Most of the Jews who migrated to Europe were farmers and merchants who preserved their ethnic identity by keeping to themselves. The early Christian church condemned the Jews as Christ-killers which further isolated them and sowed the seeds of virulent anti-Semitism. Christianity forbade usury, i.e., the lending of money on interest; hence the Jewish merchants in Europe filled the gap by becoming "money lenders." It was a profitable role but it also invited envy and hatred. During periods of stress such as the Crusades or the Plague, the hatred turned into large-scale violent attacks on the Jews ."

Tags:Semitic, religious, ethnic, identity, European, Renaissance, Communists

Abstract
This paper compares the process of the collapse of Communism in the three states of Poland, Hungary and Czechoslovakia. Poland and Hungary were most successful, but for entirely different reasons.

Tags:EUROPEAN STUDIES (HISTORY, CULTURE) / EASTERN EUROPE, RUSSIA, collapse communism poland

Abstract
This paper discusses how the landscape and ambiance of Virginia is often credited with warm feelings of family and success. The makers of Rob's Red Wines of Virginia recognize the ambiance in Virginia and want to target those who have discriminating tastes as well as those who are on a budget so that everyone will be able to enjoy a glass of wine with dinner or the theater or at a social gathering. This marketing plan provides a blueprint of success with regards to outlining the product, the potential customer, the pricing points and how it will be distributed.

Table of Contents:
Abstract
2.0 Introduction
3.0 Mission Statement
4.0 Analysis of the Situation
4.1 Summary of the Current Market
4.2 Target Markets
4.3 The Demographics of the Market
The Demographic Statistics
The Target Population Demographics
Geographically Speaking
Psychographics of the Target Market
Behaviors
4.3 Need Within the Market
4.5 Market Trends
4.6 Swot Analysis
Competition
Share of Competitor's Market Targeted
5.0 Positioning
6.0 Strategies
7.0 Marketing Mix
8.0 Finances
Conclusion

From the Paper
"Rob's red Wines of Virginia is seeking to provide the customer with a total wine experience. For the customer who wants to have a quiet gathering at home the store will provide a wide selection of various wines. For the company that is having a fund raiser or other company wide event Rob's Red Wines of Virginia seeks to promote the finer side of life by complementing the company function with a wide array of wines and other alcohol beverages. We are also interested in reaching the customer who wants to take a day and have an adventure. Our wine tasting room is an understated tribute to what the company has to offer by way of wine products. Customers can sit and listen to soft music as they taste the various wines available. There will be an on staff wine expert who is available to answer questions, provide education and to recommend various wines to accompany events, foods or people.
They will have the opportunity to taste, learn and choose wine based on their personal needs. They will also have the opportunity to bring friends and relatives out for a day at the winery where they can smell, examine and taste the wines that are for sale. There will also be specialty cheeses and other foods available to sample and for purchase.
In addition the online store for Rob's Fine Red Wines of Virginia will provide accessories to customers worldwide. There will be an array for the customer to choose from and order for shipment either to themselves or to others as a gift."

Tags:winery, quality, produce, cheese, awareness

Abstract
This paper examines the process of economic and political transformation in Hungary that has occurred since the devolution of the Soviet Union and the collapse of Communism. It assesses transition in terms of governmental change, economic change and social change.

Abstract
This paper explains how the U.S. encouraged the Soviet Union to invade Hungary and keep its troops there in order to keep the Soviets out of the Middle East during the Suez Canal crisis.

From the Paper
"The Suez Crisis developed from an American plan to win the support of Saudi Arabia and at the same time expose Egypt's leader, Gamal Abdel Nasser as a Soviet pawn. The Saudis were anti-communist, but also historically anti-British, and to counter Soviet inroads in the Middle East, the US had to assure the their support. In October 1954, Secretary of State Dulles offered to sell arms to Egypt only if Nasser agreed to not buy weapons from the USSR and he publicly denounced the Soviets. Nasser spoke out against the communists, but continued to buy Soviet arms as the US had expected he would."

Tags:cold, nagy, nassar, war, dulles, saudi, israel, egypt

Abstract
This paper discusses the business strategy of Robert Mondavi wine, and its goal of remaining a leading producer of quality table wines. It considers the resources of Robert Mondavi and what Robert Mondavi capabilities derive from these resources. The paper looks at how the Robert Mondavi's strategy is working and strategic alternatives available to Robert Mondavi.

From the Paper
"Robert Mondavi's business strategy is to remain a leading producer of premium table wines. Robert Mondavi produces and markets wines worldwide under the following labels: Robert Mondavi Winery, Robert Mondavi Coastal, Woodbridge Byron Vineyard Winery, ..."

Tags:business strategy strategic planning, wine, competition, business decisions

From the Paper
"This research paper examines Austria-Hungary's degree of responsibility for the outbreak of World War I. Its thesis is that actions taken by Austria-Hungary to deal with Serbian nationalism in the decade preceding, and in the five weeks following, the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914 set in motion a series of events which led to World War I. However, a number of other nations, Serbia, Germany and Russia, and, to a lesser extent, France and Great Britain, played important roles in causing that war. The origins of the war lay in the mistaken judgements of many key European statesmen and in the breakdown of the balance of power system in Europe during the decades immediately preceding 1914."