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Changes in the neighbourhood - perceptions from a tailor's shop in Józsefváros

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A lady who has been working in a tailor's shop on a busy street in Józsefváros for decades talks about changes in the neighbourhood and her perception of safety. 

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Author
annab
Post date
29/07/2018
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Józsefváros
Category
Bűnözés/közbiztonság
Sokféleség
Location
Europe
Hungary
Budapest
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