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With the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe in December
1989 and the initial euphoria which followed, few western business
people, or even western government trade offices, for that matter,
had any idea of what was manufactured or produced in Eastern Europe,
nor did key westerners realize the technologies and advancements that
were potentially available in almost all fields. In an effort to
enhance mutually beneficial trade, the distinguished Eastern European
Business Database project by Frank X. Didik of New York City. Over
2000 trade bureaus, government offices, municipalities and others
agreed to participated and supplied vital industrial information to
be incorporated into the primary book and, later, the CD-Rom's which
were produced. As a result of this project, the Eastern European
Business Directory was published in the United States and England and
elsewhere by Gale Research, which was at the time, one of the largest
business book publishers. The Eastern European Business Directory was
the very first comprehensive directory covering every major and
significant Eastern European factory, businesses and industrial and
commercial enterprises. At the time when this massive project was
first published in late 1990, it was the only such comprehensive
source available and as such libraries, corporations, government
agencies and key investors world wide, quickly snapped up the Eastern
European Business Directory. It was distributed by many distinguished
organizations including the United States Department of Commerce and
others world wide. Today, the Eastern European Business Directory can
be found in almost every major library, corporation, embassy and
government trade office world wide. To enhance mutually beneficial
trade, other trade directories covering the west were written and
compiled by Frank X. Didik and published in several countries
including Poland, former Czechoslovakia, and Hungary.
For additional information on a wide array of Frank X. Didik
projects, including such areas as solar and electric powered cars,
stereo 3D television and stereographic printing, Trans-Global Highway
and others, please go to www.DIDIK.com
or www.Design1.org. You may also
contact Frank Didik at eebd@didik.com.
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