Béla Miklós Edler von Dálnok (1890-1948) was a career military man who worked with the authoritarian and anti-Semitic Hungarian government of Admiral Horthy between the ends of WWI and II. In October 1944, he went over to the Red Army and tried, with its help, to get the Hungarian 1st Army to follow him and desert the Axis powers. Presumably, this decision was motivated by the Axis powers' deteriorating military situation, as he had previously shown no sympathies with Stalinism (let alone genuine communism). As a reward, he was given a post in the government the Stalinists imposed on Hungary immediately after World War II.the "responsibilities" side of the equation a bit too heavily, the EFF leans predictably the other way.

The Web-based EFF curriculum is called, simply, "Teaching Copyright." It makes clear that students should not infringe copyright, but this is secondary to extended discussions about the VCR, the photocopier, audio cassettes, and blank CDs—technologies that each posed challenges to copyright holders.

In a classroom exercise on P2P music sharing, the class is asked to consider the case of a "12-year-old girl in Toledo" who is sued for file-sharing. "The 12-year-old girl downloaded the songs, but she didn't know she was doing anything illegal," we are told. "She found the files on a site that was free to access, but there were no warning signs that the bands didn't authorize the site. She's