György Petri

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Petri György

György Petri (born December 22, 1943 in Budapest ; † June 17, 2000 there ) was a Hungarian writer and is now one of the leading poets in Hungary .

Life

The decisive experience of his youth was the Hungarian uprising and the invasion of Hungary by the Soviet army. He decided to become a poet.

From 1961 to 1966 he studied philosophy and literature at the Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest. In the eighties he worked for various magazines. From 1975 to 1988 a publication ban was imposed on him because of his activities in the democratic opposition. During this time he only published underground and abroad.

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His recurring themes include everyday life with its antonyms such as hope and resignation, powerlessness and surrender, struggle and failure, love and hate.

Publications

  • 1971 Magyarázatok M. számára . (German explanations for M.), poems
  • 1974 Körülírt zuhanás . (Eng. circumscribed crash), poems
  • 1981 Örökhétfő . (Eng. Eternal Blue Monday), poems
  • 1984 Hólabda a kézben . (German snowball in hand), poetry
  • 1985 Azt hiszik . (Eng. They believe that), poems
  • 1986 Degenerated into hope . Selection of poems in German
  • 1989 Valahol megvan . (German somewhere), selection of poems
  • 1989 Ami kimaradt . (Eng. What was missing), poems
  • 1990 Valami ismeretlen . (Eng. Something unknown), poems
  • 1991 verse . (German his poems)
  • 1992 Sár . (Eng. mud), poems
  • 1996 Petri György versei . (German poems by György Petri)

Foreign language publications

  • Degenerate into hope . Translator: Hans-Henning Paetzke . Suhrkamp, ​​Frankfurt am Main 1986.
  • Beautiful and relentless mummery . Bilingual book of poems. Translator: Hans-Henning Paetzke. Suhrkamp, ​​Frankfurt am Main 1989.
  • The weighing is over, the gradations are over . Bilingual book of poems. Ed. U. Translation: H.-H. Paetzke. Ammann, Zurich 1995.
  • Basne 1971-1995 . Translator: L. Symanowska-Milanovratil. Mad'arskího Kulturního Stretíska v praze, Praha 1998.

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