Radosza Sándor - Dúlt hitek katedrálisa

Before, I didn't know what the Hungarians were like, but then it became clear from the reports about the volunteers: they were torn apart by the West, trampled by the Balkans, destroyed by Communism and driven into material and spiritual slavery. There are many of them in all neighboring countries, even though they were displaced, chased away, and crushed, and yet they live. Trianon is to the Hungarians what Hiroshima is to the Japanese, only Hiroshima is mourned by everyone, and Trianon's fate is not known even by those who caused it. The Hungarians are a people like us, the Soviets. We declare ourselves to be Lenin's people, and they to the kingdom of the Virgin Mary, and just as Lenin did not reunite the proletarians of the world, neither did the Virgin Mary patch together the torn Hungary, wrote the Soviet-Tatar brigadier. ***& #13; I wrote: Neighbor Révfalussy still thinks he is a baron. He openly states: before the war, the entire apartment building belonged to him, only the communists confiscated it from him. He considers it unworthy that in his old age he lives in the laundry room with his wife with lung problems. He is waiting for his son to come home from the Malenkij robot. Lacika... because that's what she calls her son, before graduation, Lacika went down to the ground to play soccer, where our Soviet liberators herded all twenty-two players onto a truck. After five years, thirteen of them returned home, but Mrs. Csutorás does not believe them. He doesn't calm down, even though all the boys told him he can close the gate for the night - the janitor reported about his roommates.

Green Hungary Publishing
Novel
464 pages
Binding: hardboard, thread bound
ISBN: 9786158077132
Author: Sándor Radosza
Release year: 2020