Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) is a United States government-funded organization that broadcasts and reports news, information, and analysis to countries in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Middle East. It was founded in 1949 as an anti-communist propaganda source in Eastern Europe. Its Polish Section operated from 1952 to 1994.
From 1949 to 1995 Radio Free Europe had its headquarters in Munich (Germany), then moved to Prague (Czech Republic) in 1995. European operations have been significantly reduced since the end of the Cold War. Apart from the headquarters, the service is maintained by 17 local bureaus in multiple countries throughout the broadcast region, as well as a corporate office in Washington, D.C. RFE/RL broadcasts in 25 languages to 23 countries, including Armenia, Russia, Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.

Founder:
- Polish Section of the Radio Free Europe
Location:
- Praha, Prague, Czech Republic
Name:
- Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
Date of founding:
- 1949
Creator at:
- Polish Section of the Radio Free Europe
Main actor of:
- Sharing Radio Free Europe/Polish Section broadcasts on the Polish Radio website, 2011

Regional Commissioner for the Documents of the State Security of the former GDR

At the beginning of the 1990s, to support the work of Federal Commissioners in accordance with the Law on Documents of the GDR State Security, five regional commissioners in each of the former states of East Germany were appointed. The Commissioner for Berlin has released a series of publications, advised citizens as well as the administration and has offered seminars on civic education.

Location:
- Berlin Scharrenstraße 17, Germany 10178
Date of founding:
- 1993

Research Council of Lithuania

Research Council of Lithuania has been founded 1991 to fulfil the role of an expert institution tackling challenges of science development on a national level. The Council is a counsellor of the Lithuanian Parliament and the Government on research and researchers training issues, implements programme based competitive funding of research, administers most important Lithuanian science development programmes, evaluates research performance and represents Lithuanian science in various European institutions and other international organisations.

Location:
- Vilnius , Lithuania
Name:
- Research Council of Lithuania
Date of founding:
- 1991

Research Institute and Archives for the History of the Hungarian Regime Change

The decision to establish the Research Institute and Archives for the History of the Hungarian Regime Change (RETÖRKI) was made by the Hungarian Government in 2013 [Government Decree 83/2013 (III. 21.)]. In this decree, the Government specified the tasks of the Institute, which operates as a budgetary institution under the supervision of the Prime Minister’s Office. The aims of the Institute are to discover preludes to the change of regimes in h (1989-1990), present the social and political conditions of the socialist period, establish a chronology of the change of regimes, and examine the present the changes of regimes in the neighbouring countries. The Institute collects and preserves sources and private documents relevant to the changes of regimes.

Location:
- Budapest Andrássy út 100, Hungary 1062
Name:
- Research Institute and Archives for the History of the Hungarian Regime Change
Date of founding:
- 2013
Operator roles:
- Documents of the Bethlen Gábor Foundation
Owner of:
- Documents of the Bethlen Gábor Foundation

Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center

The Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center was established in 2013 with the aim of promoting Hungarian photography. The Hungarian state purchased Robert Capa’s estate in 2008. The Capa Center is located in Budapest, Nagymező street 8 built by art collector and patron Lajos Ernst in 1912, and until the opening of the Capa Center, the building housed the Ernst Museum.

Location:
- Budapest Nagymező utca 8, Hungary 1065
Name:
- Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center
Date of founding:
- 2013
Main actor of:
- Eufória? Rendszerváltás-történetek Magyarországról