In Hungary, A Child-Run Train

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Channel: The Wall Street Journal · 2008 · News & Politics

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A train line run by children in Hungary was founded by Communists in 1948 to teach Stalinist values. Today, it's a school for individualism and a sign of how quickly Eastern Europeans have buried their past. WSJ's Daniel Michaels reports. (Aug. 7) 
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