Hungarian Literary Memorial Sites from the Alps to the Adriatic
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This colorful, trilingual (Hungarian, Croatian, Slovenian) publication guides readers to locations in Slovenia and Croatia that are rightfully associated with renowned Hungarians—primarily writers and poets—as sites of literary and artistic significance.
On this imaginary journey, readers can visit around eighteen towns and villages, where they can discover numerous points of interest and curiosities related to Hungarian culture. Navigation is supported by an index of place names and sketch maps included at the end of the publication.
Readers will learn, for example, where Ferenc Móra found inspiration for his novel Song of the Wheat Fields, written in just four weeks while dreaming of the Great Hungarian Plain, which famous Hungarian painter is commemorated with a plaque in Lovran, and which popular spa town had Kálmán Mikszáth as a frequent guest, was known for his rebellious spirit.
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