The Hungarian Quarterly, VOLUME XLII * No. 164 * Winter 2001

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VOLUME XLII * No. 164 * Winter 2001

On The Destruction of the Twin Towers
of New York's World Trade Center (Poem, translated by Jascha Kessler)
By Ottó Orbán

Terrorism and Human Rights
By Lord Russell - Johnston

Celestial Harmonies (Excerpts from the novel)
By Péter Esterházy

Nation and State in Modern Hungarian History
By Ignác Romsics

Czeslaw Milosz's "Antigone" and the 1956 Revolution
By George Gömöri

The Hungarian Barbizon: István Réti and the Nagybánya Painters
By György Szücs

The Nagybánya Artists Colony (Excerpts)
By István Réti

"Hungarian Roots, English Traditions"
George Szirtes on Becoming an English Poet
In interview with András Gerevich

Writing Unwritten Stories
By Miklós Győrffy

Kádár's Shadow
By Tibor Hajdu

Bon Appétit!
By Éva Várhegyi

Pianists and Executioners: The 11th Liszt Piano Competition
By Alan Walker

VOLUME XLIX * No. 189 * Spring 2008

Schengen Blues
Gábor Miklósi

Edward Teller—Guardian of Freedom or Dr. Strangelove?
István Hargittai

VOLUME XLVIII * No. 188 * Winter 2007

Struck by Apollo!
Remembering György Ligeti
György Kurtág

Brassaï: The Hungarian Documents
A Chronology in Letters 1940–1984
Károly Kincses

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