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Poems by Árpád Dimény H.: "hagyatékul kislányomnak"; "a rutin győzelme"; "Arsenal vs. Barcelona, 2011".
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Poems by Ármin Télffy: "Az idézhetetlent idézni"; "Első lépés a felhőkbe"; "Apa, az álmodozás világbajnoka".
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Poems of Zoltán Ferencz-Nagy: "A virsliről elbeszélő múltban"; "A mindvégig etikus nászhoz vezető út"; "Magamról egy vadászlesből"; "Kedves kis Lujzikalagor".
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Review of: Balázs Imre József: Éjszakák a zenben. Prae Kiadó – Lector Kiadó, 2022, Budapest –Marosvásárhely.
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Review of: Anyanyelv és lelkiismeret. A Magyar Nyelv és Irodalmi Olimpia ötvenéves jubileumának emlékkönyve, szerk. Dáné Szilárd, F&F International Kft., Gyergyószentmiklós, 2023.
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In this article, published in 1916, the author notes that, in terms of contact with Hungary, a distinction must be made between the old Russia before Peter the Great and the new Russia he established. At the end of his historical, political and literary overview, he concludes, "Today, Hungarians are allies of the Turks and of all those who have confronted the surging tide of Russian menace."
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Review of: Cseke Péter: Beckett Erdélybe jön. Páskándi Géza második alkotói korszaka (1963–1973). Polis Könyvkiadó, Kolozsvár, 2021
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Review of: Cseh Katalin: Öröknyár. Koinónia, Kolozsvár, 2023.
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Review of: Gergely Emese: Szent Márton köpenye. Ábel Kiadó, Kolozsvár, 2022.
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This article deals with the enigmatic biography and the controversial oeuvre of Karl Maria Kertbeny (recte: Karl Maria Benkert; 1824-1882). Kertbeny was a representative of the so-called Hungarus identity, a convinced Hungarian of non-Hungarian mother tongue. He worked primarily as a journalistic mediator and literary translator and was largely responsible for the image of Hungary and of Hungarian culture and literature in German-speaking countries, especially in the period from the middle of the 19th century onwards. In the article, the overly critical attitude that posterity took towards Kertbeny is set to some extent straight.
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