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The fifth seal

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The fifth seal
The fifth seal
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Budapest
'Ferenc Sánta: The fifth seal ' összes példány
Kiadó: Corvina
Kiadás helye: Budapest
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Kötés típusa: Fűzött papírkötés
Oldalszám: 191 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 18 cm x 12 cm
ISBN: 963-13-2229-7
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In this növel by Ferenc Sánta, written in 1963, the leading characters are drawn into a highly strained historical and political situation where they are faced with the dilemma of choosing between life and honour. Four ordinary people are exchanging opinions about the humán condition and the role of man's dignity in a tavern in Budapest in 1944, when the Arrow Cross, the Hungárián nazis, break in and try to force them to exacerbate the suffering of a prisoner being held under torture. Three of the four men who had wavered so much in their positions during the debate refuse to concede, and one by one go on to assume the perilous consequences of their actions. The fourth man, however, obeys the order. But has he really lost his honour? Ferenc Sánta (b. 1927) comes from a Transylvanian Székely Tamily. The first volumes of short stories published in the mid-1950s show him ah adherent to folk traditions in style and thematic conception. The short stories and novellás he wrote in the... Tovább

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In this növel by Ferenc Sánta, written in 1963, the leading characters are drawn into a highly strained historical and political situation where they are faced with the dilemma of choosing between life and honour. Four ordinary people are exchanging opinions about the humán condition and the role of man's dignity in a tavern in Budapest in 1944, when the Arrow Cross, the Hungárián nazis, break in and try to force them to exacerbate the suffering of a prisoner being held under torture. Three of the four men who had wavered so much in their positions during the debate refuse to concede, and one by one go on to assume the perilous consequences of their actions. The fourth man, however, obeys the order. But has he really lost his honour? Ferenc Sánta (b. 1927) comes from a Transylvanian Székely Tamily. The first volumes of short stories published in the mid-1950s show him ah adherent to folk traditions in style and thematic conception. The short stories and novellás he wrote in the 1960s bring him closer to that trend in Hungárián fiction in which the historical, political, and morál choices necessitated by our time are posed in terse, unadorned style with great conceptual power. Vissza

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