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The Hungarian Quarterly 194 (2009)

194 (2009)

Marianna Kiscsatári

Annus mirabilis. The year 1989 in photos
Part 2: Two funerals

Ferenc Takács

td at 70

Dezsö Tandori

Poems, translated by Christopher Whyte

Dezsö Tandori

A complete tandori -- is he completely nuts?
A delucidate-eflecter's novel (excerpt from the novel)

Nándor Gion

Soldier-with-flower (excerpt from the novel)

HAYDN: A BICENTENARY

In Mozart's shadow

Judit Péteri in conversation with Katalin Komlós

László Somfai

The Haydn year and the twilight of quartet playing

Péter Laki

Unretouched (Dénes Bartha-Dorrit Révész)

THE POLITICAL CLOCK

Zoltán Farkas

Hungarian bubbles

TRIANON REVISITED

Hungary? How boring!
George Gömöri in Conversation with Sir Bryan Cartledge

Tibor Frank

The peace that failed (Bryan Cartledge)

Matthew Caples

No, no, never (Miklós Zeidler)

ART & ARCHITECTURE

Éva Forgács

Heart of darkness

Lajos Vajda. A retrospective at the Hungarian National Gallery (illustrated)

Ildikó Nagy

Changing structures
The sculptures of Katalin Hetey (illustrated)

Zsófia Bán

How the body at rest reclines (Tibor Somlai)

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Zsolt Láng

Novelising (Nándor Gion, András Cserna-Szabó, Noémi Kiss)

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Ignác Romsics

Fateful years (Mária Ormos)

Géza Jeszenszky

The first long decade (Ignác Romsics)

Paul Griffiths

Coming in from the cold (Rachel Beckles Willson)

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Climbing the Himalayas twice over

Klára Muhi in Conversation with Tamás Almási

Erzsébet Bori

Puskás puzzle (Tamás Almási)

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