The Hungarian Quarterly, VOLUME XLIV * No. 169 * Spring 2003

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VOLUME XLIV * No. 169 * Spring 2003

Poems (Translated by Daniel Hoffman, Zsuzsanna Ozsvath and Frederick Turner, Clive Wilmer and George Gömöri)
Gyula Illyés

East or West? Illyés's Dilemma
Mátyás Domokos

Variations a la France
(excerpts)

Plucked from the Abyss of Oblivion
The Collections of Miklós Jankovich, 1773–1846 (Illustrated)
László Mravik

Kosovo, Gunshot Wound (Short Stroy)
Sándor Majoros

The Last Round of Bargaining Before EU Accession
Gábor Lakatos

A Nineteenth-Century Glance
Ibolya Planck

Hot and Cool
Miklós Györffy

Fatal Attraction
György Litván

Contemporary Hungarian Operas
Tamás Koltai

The Hungarian Documentary
Erzsébet Bori

From Singspiel to Post-Modern
Two Hundred Years of Hungarian Opera
Tibor Tallián

VOLUME LI * No. 200 * Winter 2010

Széchenyi’s Worlds
László Csorba

Hungarians at the Bauhaus
Krisztina Passuth

World Beats (in full)
Balázs Weyer Talks with Simon Broughton

VOLUME L * No. 196 * Winter 2009

Patronage and Networking
The Society of The Hungarian Quarterly 1935–1944 (in full)
Tibor Frank

VOLUME L * No. 195 * Autumn 2009

The Unbearable Lightness of Being
The Photography of Lenke Szilágyi (ill.) (in full)
Virág Böröczfy

The Founder of Tibetan and Buddhist Studies
Alexander Csoma de Kőrös (1784–1842)
Géza Bethlenfalvy

George Szirtes at 60
Miklós Vajda

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