The Hungarian Quarterly, VOLUME XLIII * No. 165 * Spring 2002

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VOLUME XLIII * No. 165 * Spring 2002

VOLUME XLIII * No. 165 * Spring 2002

The Smell of Prison (Extracts)
Ádám Bodor in Conversation with Zsófia Balla

Poems
By Krisztina Tóth

The Hungarian Book of Letters
Extracts

My Life as Editor
By László Lator

The Unbought Grace: Literature and Publishing under Socialism
By Ferenc Takacs

Figuring the History of Hungary
By Norbert Izsák

Superb Poems Superbly Translated
By George Szirtes

A New Life of Radnóti
By Győző Ferencz

All the City's a Stage
By Andrea Tompa

Ernst von Dohnányi: A Tribute
By Alan Walker

Bartók's Eyes
By Paul Griffiths

A Week of Promise: Film Week 2002
By Erzsébet Bori

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The Smell of Prison (Extracts) Ádám Bodor in Conversation with Zsófia Balla

Poems By Krisztina Tóth

The Hungarian Book of Letters Extracts

My Life as Editor By László Lator

The Unbought Grace: Literature and Publishing under Socialism By Ferenc Takacs

Figuring the History of Hungary By Norbert Izsák

Superb Poems Superbly Translated By George Szirtes

A New Life of Radnóti By Győző Ferencz

All the City's a Stage By Andrea Tompa

Ernst von Dohnányi: A Tribute By Alan Walker

Bartók's Eyes By Paul Griffiths

A Week of Promise: Film Week 2002 By Erzsébet Bori