'34 '44 '56, plus

The seventy-eight years of my life had two major, truly significant historical events: the War and the Holocaust in 1944, and the Revolution in 1956. Themes for writer's pen. The story that happened in our family is rounded out by my older story, The Woman in Amsterdam, in which the atmosphere of the starhouse is my own childhood experience. Tolstoy embedded the historical chronicle of War and Peace in the framework of his love story, and it was with this inspiration that I dared to write my short story, Mariann-56, in which a young man longs for his beautiful young journalist colleague, but what happens to new generations. also on the development of the chronology of the revolution. In the volume, I add that to an emigrant story. The title34 refers to a short story in 1934, when the daughters of an exposed person who had fled after the Charles Revolution decided to start a new life after relocating from England to Budapest, which was proclaimed as the Pearl of the Danube. It started off nicely, but the spread of Nazism ruined everything. The end of this opening story drawn from life is a bit bizarre. But just keep reading. Mátyás Sárközi