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MilĂĄn FĂŒst

Hungarian poet
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  • JĂłzsef Eötvös
    Hungarian literature
    / Early years

    A fifth poet, MilĂĄn FĂŒst, wrote little, but the dramatic metaphors and sonorous language of the work he did produce made his a lasting influence. In addition to his poetry he wrote an outstanding novel, A felesĂ©gem törtĂ©nete (1942; “The Story of My Wife”).

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    A fifth poet, MilĂĄn FĂŒst, wrote little, but the dramatic metaphors and sonorous language of the work he did produce made his a lasting influence. In addition to his poetry he wrote an outstanding novel, A felesĂ©gem törtĂ©nete (1942; “The Story of My Wife”).

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