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But other Iranian media reports — quoting Iranian officials — said the aircraft was Hungarian and no Americans were on the plane.

Two delicious summer soups, the Lithuanian/Polish cold borscht and Hungarian wild cherry soup, both require dollops of sour cream—a no-no for the cholesterolly challenged.

The official state language is Slovak, a member of the Slavic languages, but Hungarian is also widely spoken in the south and enjoys a co-official status in some regions.

He tried to flee across the Hungarian border, a route used by other scouts making their way to France to fight in the Free Polish forces there, only to be caught at the crossing.

The Irish and Hungarian governments said that they doubted the official version.

The Poles, Slovaks and Czechs were also hostile to the Hungarian plan.

But it will probably get the nod by 2010 or so, thanks to its friends in the Habsburg club of countries formerly in the Austro-Hungarian empire.

I enjoy tuning in to a language that, unlike Hungarian, has familiar sounds: "buna seara" (good evening); "la revedere" (goodbye); "scuze" (excuse me).

It was just Hungarian television channels.

She was also busy giving medical care to Hungarian and Slovak peasants.

Fast marketability of Hungarian achievements in this area is facilitated mostly by the fact that priority is given to software products with predictable return of investment.

Vienna has hosted the Habsburg court over centuries, first as the imperial see of the Holy Roman Empire, then the capital of the Austrian Empire and later of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

The region's only Roma theater can be found there, and bookstores carry both Slovak and Hungarian magazines.

The Harry Potter books also contain an assortment, such as the Hungarian Horntail that pursued everyone's favorite boy wizard in The Goblet of Fire, but the movie versions don't dwell on them.

Hear Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 in C-sharp minor in the movies Delirious, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Shine.

In most Hungarian villages, wedding takes place in the same way, even today.

The British minority in Slovakia may not be quite as big as the Hungarian one, but it has its quirks too-such as playing cricket.

A group of Hungarian Jews pictured in 1944.