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Marginalia

Balázs Trencsényi
on the monograph of János Gyurgyák about the history of modern Hungarian national discourses, remarks by Ákos Szilágyi
Rainer Bauböck

Prose

Zsófia Bán

Prose in Hungarian translation

Christoph Peters
translated by Sándor Tatár

Poetry

Balázs Szálinger, Attila Jász

Poetry in Hungarian translation

Wanda Coleman
translated by Gábor Gyukics
Zsófia Kalavszky
"Puskin -- a kenyerünk, a vérünk, a levegőnk"
"Pushkin is our bread, our blood, our all"
Ádám Ignácz
"Misztérium -- vagy a halál"
"Mystery or death!"
Osip Mandelstam
Öv alatt
Under the Belt: on Pushkin and Skriabin


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