Kende Péter - A kommunizmus and a Hungarian társadalom

The author of this book began his work as a communist journalist, but from the mid-1950s, first as an internal rebel, and then, forced abroad, as a supporter of freedom-based democracy, he tried to help the creation of a new Hungarian republic with a clearer self-knowledge and a more confident self-awareness with his writings. In the same spirit, he observed and evaluated the operation of the institutions established after 1989, as well as the internal, political and other developments that first led to the country's European integration, then to the decline and gradual emptying of democracy. his first play, which discusses how Hungarian society lived through the decades of communism. The following volumes of the autobiography series will talk about the problems of statehood after the fall of communism, the coexistence of the nations and peoples of Central and Eastern Europe, the historical evolution of the Jewish-Hungarian relationship and the integration of Hungarians into Europe. In all parts of the series, shorter and longer essays alternate, grouped according to thematic connections. Some of them are historical-sociological, others are economic and system-theoretic, but none of them are intended only for specialists in the relevant issues, but also for the more educated reader with a general interest.

Kalligram Publishing House
Fiction
440 pages
Binding: softboard glued
ISBN: 9788081017124
Author: Péter Kende