The diary of the Hungarian “Anne Frank” is published in Russian for the first time. The pages of the diary cover six months of Eva’s life, starting in Februa...

Gábor T. Santo (b. 1966) is a famous Hungarian Jewish writer and editor-in-chief of the magazine Shabbat. Among his best works are the novel “Eastern Station...

Published in the journal “Problems of Philosophy”, 2004, No. 2, pp. 43 – 112.

The electronic edition is supplemented with brief information about the ...

Kelemen Mikes (1690–1762) is an associate, devoted follower and servant of the great figure of Hungarian history, the fighter for independence of the Hungari...

TO THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF VIKTOR SUVOROV’S “ICEBREAKER”! Few people know that this legendary book was completed back in 1981, but then 68 publishing houses ...

Two travel essays by the Hungarian writer Janos Hai (1960) - about India and Switzerland. The author looks at impoverished India with emotion and guilt, asha...

At the end of 2015, the fan-book.ru portal hosted a competition of post-apocalyptic stories, timed to coincide with the publication of the fourth book in the...

This book opens a series of publications presenting to the Russian reader the best works of modern and classical Hungarian literature, which, in terms of its...

The popular modern Hungarian playwright - the author of the play “Awake and Sing”, the script for the famous film “The Story of My Stupidity” - appears befor...

Everything is bad. Everything is a mirage, deception, self-deception. Even love is just a smear of bright glaze, which after some time fades and crumbles to ...

Peter Nadas (b. 1942) is one of the key authors of modern Hungarian and European literature, regularly writing essays. The book contains the best examples of...

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