Janos DRABIK

Dr. János DRÁBIK is a lawyer, publicist and a retired senior programme editor of Radio Free Europe. Mr. Drábik has published 20+ books so far in Hungarian. His English books include The Dark Modern Age; The Usury Civilization; Equals and More Equals.

He is the principal contributor and deputy chief editor of the book-sized quarterly newspaper titled “Leleplező” ("Unveiler"), which has been issued since 1999. He was born in 1938, Budapest, Hungary.

See more about him on the English page of his website on DrabikJanosBlog.wordpress.com and follow him publishing in Hungarian on facebook.com/drabikjanos and youtube.com/drabikjanos

dr. Janos DRABIK was born on 9th June 1938 in Budapest. Initially he planned to become a cello player. In 1960 he graduated from the Faculty of Political Science and Law of the “Eötvös Loránd” University of Sciences (ELTE) of Budapest, then from the Faculty of Humanities of the same university. In 1971 he took the final examination of lawyer – legal consultant, and previously he also graduated from the School of Journalism of the National Federation of Hungarian Journalists (MÚOSZ).

Prior to his leave to America, he was the chief of legal department of ERBE. He continued his studies at the New York University and in 1981 he became a registered legal consultant in the State of New York. In 1983 he went to Munich, Germany, being employed at Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, where he wrote and edited several programmes under the name of Pál Kézdi.

In February 1989, the President of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty conferred to him the “Superior Performance Award” for his performance delivered in the year 1988, primarily for his 32-part serial about the Constitution of the USA.

See detailed profile on his website: drabikjanosblog.wordpress.com/rolam/autobiography-in-english