''Hetek'' (
Hungarian: ''Weekly'') is a weekly
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published in
Budapest
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, Hungary. The magazine has a conservative democratic political stance.
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History and profile
''Hetek'' was established by pastor Sándor Németh in 1997.[ The magazine covers articles about politics, public life and religious issues][ and has links to the ]Faith Church
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, a Pentecostal Christian
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One of the former editors-in-chief of Hetek is László Bartus, a church leader.]Islam
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See also
* List of magazines in Hungary
References
External links
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1997 establishments in Hungary
Hungarian-language magazines
Magazines established in 1997
Magazines published in Budapest
News magazines published in Hungary
Weekly magazines published in Hungary
Conservative magazines
Conservatism in Hungary