Creator Bio
Ottó Orbán
1936–2002
Ottó Orbán, a Hungarian poet and essayist, wrote nearly twenty books of verse, a travelogue on India, and translations of English and American poetry. His works describe war, persecution, and his orphanhood. Orbán twice received the Attila József Prize, as well as the Robert Graves Prize and the Kossuth Prize.
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Europe
I have always backed off from the word.
In the Thirties Europe meant French. But was it only then? Not in earlier centuries? A bloody lesson learned that Europe was Balmazújváros as well as Notre…