Gáli József - A püspök madarai

A book that simultaneously commemorates Bishop Vilmos Apor, who was murdered by the Soviets, and István Angyal, who was executed after 1956, a Catholic who saved people and a communist who sacrificed his life for Hungarian freedom? A book that contains the play that sparked the 1956 revolution, Szabadsághegy? A book in which the murder of an entire family in Auschwitz is recalled at the same time and the average everyday life of the family, free from tension and distortion, comes to life, all of these are the symbols of childhood that characterize cheerful eras, in the mirror of the animals. The Vészt Republic is over, a very powerful drama about revenge for the death of the father, political satisfaction and historical failure. And Romeo and Júlia, who, resurrected, in the twentieth century, ultimately decide instead to divorce... Imre Szücs, a talented boy from a poor Jewish family, who survives the war, but ends up crippled as a disabled person, still stands out from the cheerful childhood, the state defense authority ends up in his stock. Yes, everything is in this book. József Gáli died in 1981 at the age of fifty-one. His volume was published only after his death, and his plays are published in book form for the first time in this edition.

Kalligram Publishing House
Fiction
400 pages
Binding: hardcover
ISBN: 9789634680161
Author: József Gáli
Year of publication: 2017