The Hungarian Quarterly, VOLUME XXXVIII * No. 145 * Spring 1997

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VOLUME XXXVIII * No. 145 * Spring 1997

To Be a Gypsy and a Poet
Károly Bari

Poems, translated by Daniel Hoffman with Eszter Molnár
Károly Bari

Give or Take a Day (Short story)
Ádám Bodor

The Economic State of the Nation
Györgyi Kocsis - Anikó Szántó

How to Be a Magyar
Nicholas T. Parsons

Café Budapest

Café Budapest
Lajos Nagy

The Importance of Taking Coffee
Wilhelm Droste

Corrective Coffee
An interview with the daughter of Menyhért Kraszner, the proprietor of the Café Japan
Gábor Kresalek - Gyula Zeke

Personal

Sarajevo: Back to School after War
Yvette Biró

Obituary

Interconnections
Poland’s October and the 1956 Hungarian Revolution
János Tischler

History

József Bognár: Politician and/or Scholar
Balázs Illényi

Art & Architecture

Albert Schickedanz: The Man Who Designed Heroes' Square
Zsuzsa Gonda

Books & Authors

Liszt: Conclusion to a Life (Alan Walker)
Klára Hamburger

Bartók: The Creative Process (László Somfai)
András Wilheim

Imre Nagy: A High Fidelity Biography (János M. Rainer)
Tibor Hajdú

A Writer on His Head (Frigyes Karinthy)
Michael Heim

Damming the Danube (John Fritzmaurice)
János Vargha

Theatre & Film

Molnár and Anti-Molnár (Ferenc Molnár)
Tamás Koltai

Life and Literature (Sándor Sára, György Molnár, Lívia Gyarmati)
Erzsébet Bori

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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