László Kálnoky
1=Kálnoky László László Kálnoky (Eger, September 5, 1912 – Budapest, July 30, 1985) was a Hungarian poet and literary translator. He belonged to the third generation of Nyugat. His poetry was highly typical of pessimism.
Also recorded as Laszlo Kalnoky
László Kálnoky
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- Born
- 1912 · Eger.
- Died
- 1985 · Budakeszi.
- Nationality
- Hungary
- Occupation
- poet · translator · official
- Education
- University of Pécs
- Honours
- Baumgarten Prize · József Attila Prize · Robert Graves Prize
- Languages
- Hungarian · French · Russian
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1=Kálnoky László László Kálnoky (Eger, September 5, 1912 – Budapest, July 30, 1985) was a Hungarian poet and literary translator. He belonged to the third generation of Nyugat. His poetry was highly typical of pessimism.
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1912
László Kálnoky born at Eger.
1985
László Kálnoky died at Budakeszi.
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• Az árnyak kertje [The Garden of the Shadows] (1939) • Lázas csillagon [In a Feverish Star] (1957) • Lángok árnyékában [In the Shadow of the Flames] (1970) • Letépett álarcok [Tearing Off the Masks] (1972) • Farsang utóján [At the End of the Carnival] (1977) • A szemtanú [The Eyewitness] (1979) • Összegyűjtött versek [Collected Poems] (1980, 1992, 2006) • Egy hiéna utóélete és más történetek [The Posterity of a Hyena and Other Stories] (1981) • Az üvegkalap [The Glass Hat] (1982) • Bálnák a parton [Whales on the Shore] (1983) • A gyógyulás hegyén [At the Mountain of Recovery] (1983) • Egy mítosz születése [The Birth of a Myth] (1985) • Hőstettek az ülőkádban (1986) • Egy pontosvessző térdkalácsa (1996)
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The authorities additionally record the heading Laszlo Kalnoky. His recorded languages were Hungarian, French, Russian and German. Recorded as having received Baumgarten Prize, József Attila Prize and Robert Graves Prize.
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