The Hungarian Quarterly, VOLUME LI * No. 198 * Summer 2010

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VOLUME LI * No. 198 * Summer 2010

VOLUME LI * No. 198 * Summer 2010

Robert Schuman on Hungary and Europe (in full)
Graham Avery

Wulfenia Carinthiaca (Excerpt from the novel Petal Gobblers)
László Darvasi

Poems (translated by George Szirtes)
István Vas

Face and About-Face (Excerpt from the novel)
László Garaczi

Scenes from Adolescence in a Minefield. A Memoir (Part 1)
Miklós Vajda

The National Interest
Hungarian Foreign Policy in the Twentieth Century (in full)
Pál Pritz

In the Power Arena
US–Hungarian Relations 1942–1989
László Borhi

Foreign Policy Challenges (László Csaba, Géza Jeszenszky,
János Martonyi and Lajos Péter Kovács ed.) (in full)
Csaba Zahorán

A More Nuanced Portrait
The Bicentennial of the Birth of Miklós Barabás (1810–1898)
Zsuzsanna Szegedy-Maszák

A Hungarian Painter in Yorkshire
György Gordon (1924–2005)
James Hamilton

I Felt I Was Schoenberg’s Pupil
Judit Rácz Talks with Zoltán Kocsis

Sviatoslav Richter in Hungary
János Mácsai Talks with Dezső Ránki

In the Native Idiom: Bartók New Series (in full)
Paul Griffiths

Going His Own Way (Michael Scammell)
Ivan Sanders

A Seventy-Year Friendship
Eva Zeisel and Arthur Koestler
Sándor Striker

Poetics of Stories (László Darvasi, Vilmos Csaplár, László Garaczi)
Zsolt Láng

How European Is Hungary? (Ernő Marosi, ed.)
János Végh

Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors (Miklós Vajda)
John Batki

Belated Amends (Milán Füst, Sándor Weöres)
Tamás Koltai

Puppet Masters (Szabolcs Hajdu)
Erzsébet Bori

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Robert Schuman on Hungary and Europe (in full) Graham Avery

Wulfenia Carinthiaca (Excerpt from the novel Petal Gobblers) László Darvasi

Poems (translated by George Szirtes) István Vas

Face and About-Face (Excerpt from the novel) László Garaczi

Scenes from Adolescence in a Minefield. A Memoir (Part 1) Miklós Vajda

The National Interest Hungarian Foreign Policy in the Twentieth Century (in full) Pál Pritz

In the Power Arena US–Hungarian Relations 1942–1989 László Borhi

Foreign Policy Challenges (László Csaba, Géza Jeszenszky, János Martonyi and Lajos Péter Kovács ed.) (in full) Csaba Zahorán

A More Nuanced Portrait The Bicentennial of the Birth of Miklós Barabás (1810–1898) Zsuzsanna Szegedy-Maszák

A Hungarian Painter in Yorkshire György Gordon (1924–2005) James Hamilton

I Felt I Was Schoenberg’s Pupil Judit Rácz Talks with Zoltán Kocsis

Sviatoslav Richter in Hungary János Mácsai Talks with Dezső Ránki

In the Native Idiom: Bartók New Series (in full) Paul Griffiths

Going His Own Way (Michael Scammell) Ivan Sanders

A Seventy-Year Friendship Eva Zeisel and Arthur Koestler Sándor Striker

Poetics of Stories (László Darvasi, Vilmos Csaplár, László Garaczi) Zsolt Láng

How European Is Hungary? (Ernő Marosi, ed.) János Végh

Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors (Miklós Vajda) John Batki

Belated Amends (Milán Füst, Sándor Weöres) Tamás Koltai

Puppet Masters (Szabolcs Hajdu) Erzsébet Bori