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Prague Tales (Central European Classics) [Buy Direct]
by Ivan Klima and Jan Neruda
Translated by Michael Henry Heim
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Metamorphosis in Russian Modernism [Buy Direct]
by Peter I. Barta

The Sorrowful Eyes of Hannah Karajich (Central European Classics Series) [Buy Direct]
by Ivan Olbracht and Miroslav Holub
Translated by Iris Urwin Lewitova

Alienated Women: A Study on Polish Women's Fiction 1845-1918 [Buy Direct]
by Grazyna Borkowska
Translated by Ursula Phillips
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Voices in the Shadows: Women and Verbal Art in Serbia and Bosnia [Buy Direct]
by Celia Hawkesworth
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Krudy's Chronicles: Early Twentieth Century in Gyula Krudy's Non Fiction Works [Buy Direct]
by Gyula Krudy and John Lukacs
Translated by John Batki

Smell of Humans, the: A Memoir of the Holocaust in Hungary (1945)
by Ernő Szép
Translated by János Bátki
Original title: Emberszag
Despite its eye-catching title that evokes dreadful memories in so many people, The Smell of Humans is a surprising addition to the many memoirs published by holocaust survivors. Ernõ Szép, a Jewish author of refined lyrical poetry,  (more...)

Wartime Memoir, a : Hungary 1944-1945 (1991)
by Alaine Polcz
Translated by Albert Tezla
Original title: Asszony a fronton
This deeply autobiographical story, the first person narrative of the female narrator, counts as a unique piece among recent Hungarian fiction. The heroine tells the story of rape, humiliation and suffering in Hungary towards the end of World War Two.  (more...)

Be Faithful Unto Death (1921) [Buy Direct]
by Zsigmond Móricz
Translated by Stephen Vizinczey
Original title: Légy jó mindhalálig
Móricz was largely cherished by Hungarian literary historians of traditional Marxist sympathies for his social realism — for his intimate knowledge and meticulous description of the life of the Hungarian peasantry and for his ruthless exposition of the empty and wasteful life of the Hu  (more...)
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Memoir of Hungary (1972) [Buy Direct]
by Sándor Márai
Translated by A.Tezla
Original title: Föld! Föld!
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