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VOLUME XLIX * No. 191 * Autumn 2008

 

East European Savages
László Végel

Strangers (Excerpt from the novel)
András Petőcz

Poems, translated by Clive Wilmer and George Gömöri
János Pilinszky

A Radiator Grille Like a Row of Whale’s Teeth
(Excerpt from the novel Mortuary)
János Lackfi

Portrait of a Mother in an American Frame
(Part of an essay-memoir)
Miklós Vajda

 

Fifty years on

The Right to Be Heard
The Imre Nagy Trial from a Perspective of 50 Years
András Mink

My Very Own 1956
Bob Dent

 

The Policital Clock

Space without Strength—From an Outsider’s Diary
Erzsébet Őrszigethy

Work for Benefits?
Yvette Szabó

 

Photography

The Amateur and the Professional
Exhibitions of Photographs by Roger Fenton and Mór Erdélyi
Júlia Papp

Camera Sketches—The Unknown Photography of Alexandre Trauner
András Bán

 

Bygone days

The Long Farewell
Aristocracy in Hungary in the 20th Century
Levente Püski

'We are now the first people in Hungary'
Count Andrássy's Family and Friends through the Eyes of an English Governess
András Cieger

A Princess Remembers
(Excerpts from a memoir)
Eugénie Odescalchi

 

Interview

The Schubert in Wagner
Judit Rácz in Conversation with Adam Fischer

 

Books & Authors

Rejected Fathers, Avowed Traditions
(Zoltán András Bán, Balázs Szálinger, János Lackfi, András Petőcz)
Tibor Bárány

Ted Hughes: Hungarian Connections
George Gömöri

 

Theatre

Total Theatre in Transylvania (András Visky, Chekhov, Puccini)
Tamás Koltai

 

 
VOLUME XLIX * No. 190 * Summer 2008

Putting the Manuscript in the Lap of God
An Interview with Magda Szabó
Csaba Károlyi

Liszt's Life after Death
An Interview with Alan Walker
Judit Rácz

VOLUME XLIX * No. 189 * Spring 2008

Schengen Blues
Gábor Miklósi

Edward Teller—Guardian of Freedom or Dr. Strangelove?
István Hargittai
 
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