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One of 5 000 copies printed. The book's author was Hungarian communist journalist Pál Hajdu (1896-1937/8). After the fall of the Republic he was arrested and sentenced to prison. In 1922 he went to Russia as one of participant of the Soviet-Hungarian prisoner exchange deal. Later he worked for The Publishing Association of Foreign Workers. Hajdu was arrested and executed in… Read more about this item

One of 15 000 copies printed. The book was published by International Red Aid (MOPR) for the protection of Hungarian communist and a well-known fig - ure in the international communist movement Mátyás Rákosi. He was arrested in Hungary and faced the death penalty in that time. As a result of the campaign he was sentenced to prison. The Hungarian… Read more about this item

Elegant menu printed on laid paper with ribbon. Photo on front cover with stone statue of lion on Chain Bridge and Matyas Church in distance behind. The Hotel Dunapalota was opened in 1913 as The Grand Hotel Ritz. It was one of the finest and most luxurious hotel in Budapest. Hotel had its own rooftop garden with a magnificent view… Read more about this item

Budapest, ca 1936 In French, German and English. Advertising of two the finest luxury hotels in Budapest with Hungarian and French cuisine restaurant and dances. Illustrated map of Hungary with tour itinerary on the other side of the fan. The red lines show automobile routes and black are railroad routes. Map illustrated by András Biczó. He studied at the Hungarian Royal… Read more about this item

One of 5 000 copies printed. First life-time monograph about Hungarian painter Béla Uitz (1887-1972). He joined Lajos Kassák's avant-garde cicle in 1916. During Hungarian Republic of Councils he became a member of the Directorate of Art. In 1926 Uitz went to the Soviet Union and became a professor of VHUTEMAS. First Uitz exhibition in Russia took place in December 1926-… Read more about this item