Memoir Of Hungary 1944 1948 by Sandor Marai
An eyewitness chronicle of Hungary’s passage from fascist occupation to Communist domination, this work recounts the siege of Budapest, the privations and moral strains of daily life, and the rapid dismantling of bourgeois society and civil freedoms. In concise, reflective entries, it portrays fear, censorship, and opportunism spreading through institutions, while mourning the eclipse of European humanist values. Balancing cultural lament with piercing observation, it captures both resilience and spiritual exhaustion as emigration comes to seem the only path to integrity.
- Published
- 1972
- Nationality
- Hungarian
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- Unknown
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- Unknown
- Original Language
- Hungarian
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- - Föld, föld!...
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