Arcképek

[1965]: Gondolat, Kossuth Nyomda, Budapest

Arcképek [Porträts]. Edited with a foreword and notes by Miklós Salyámosy. Various translators. 347/(1)p.

Contents:

1.

Stefan Zweigröl Kortársakról [Miklós Salyámosy], pp. 1-6

2.

Hugo von Hofmannsthal [Translated by Károly Mészáros], pp. 7-12. An excerpt from the chapter "Die Schule im vorigen Jahrhundert" in Die Welt von Gestern. Erinnerungen eines Europäers [1981], pp. 63-69

3.

Rainer Maria Rilke [Translated by Károly Mészáros], pp. 13-21. Excerpts from the chapters “Paris, die Stadt der Jugend” and “Die ersten Stunden des Krieges von 1914" in Die Welt von Gestern. Erinnerungen eines Europäers [1981], pp. 166-174 and 272-273 respectively

4.

Arthur Schnitzler [Arthur Schnitzler. Zum 60. Geburtstag. Translated by Erzsébet Gergely], pp. 22-25

5.

Hans Carossa [Hans Carossa. Translated by Zoltán Horváth], pp. 26-31

6.

Thomas Mann [Thomas Mann: 'Lotte in Weimar'. Translated by Károly Mészáros], pp. 32-34

7.

Arthur Rimbaud [Arthur Rimbaud. Translated by Zoltán Horváth], pp. 35-46

8.

Romain Rolland I and II [Romain Rolland. Translated by Tilda Kardos (I) and Károly Mészáros (II)], pp. 47-75

9.

Henri Barbusse [[1]. Stefan Zweig. "Das Feuer" in Neue Freie Presse [Wien], 8 July 1917, pp. (1)-4. A review of: Henri Barbusse. Le Feu. Journal d'une escouade. Paris: Éditions Flammarion, 1917. [2]. Stefan Zweig. "Klarheit. Der neue Roman von Henri Barbusse" in Neue Freie Presse [Wien], 18 March 1919, pp. (1)-3. A review of: Henri Barbusse. Clarté. Roman. Paris: Éditions Flammarion, 1919. [3]. Stefan Zweig. "Nachwort" in Henri Barbusse. Der Schutzflehenden. Der Roman einer Vorkriegsjugend. Translated with an afterword by Stefan Zweig. Zürich/Leipzig/Stuttgart: Rascher Verlag, 1932, pp. 245-247. Translated by Tilda Kardos], pp. 76-89

10.

Marcel Proust [Marcel Prousts tragischer Lebenslauf. Translated by Imre Molnár], pp. 90-98

11.

Léon Bazalgette [Léon Bazalgette. Translated by Tilda Kardos], pp. 99-102

12.

Émile Verhaeren [Excerpts from the chapters “Universitas vitae” and “Paris, die Stadt der ewigen Jugend” in Die Welt von Gestern. Erinnerungen eines Europäers [1981], pp. 145-148 and 160-163 respectively. Translated by Károly Mészáros], pp. 103-109

13.

Charles Ferdinand Ramuz [Pour Ramuz!. Translated by Erzsébet Gergely], pp. 110-114

14.

Lev Nyikolajevics Tolszto [Tolstoi als religioser und sozialer Denker. Translated by Magda Vámos], pp. 115-128

15.

Makszim Gorkij I [Rede zu Ehren Maxim Gorkis. Translated by Magda Vámos], pp. 129-139

16.

Makszim Gorkij II [Excerpts from the chapter " Sonnenuntergang" in Die Welt von Gestern. Erinnerungen eines Europäers [1981], pp. 386-390. Translated by Károly Mészáros, pp. 140-143

17.

James Joyce [Anmerkung zu Joyce's 'Ulysses'. Translated by István Száva], pp. 144-148

18.

Rabindranath Tagore [Rabindranath Tagores 'Sadhâna'. Translated by Magda Vámos], pp. 149-157

19.

Auguste Rodin [Excerpt from the chapter “Paris, die Stadt der ewigen Jugend” in Die Welt von Gestern. Erinnerungen eines Europäers[1981], pp. 174-177. Translated by Károly Mészáros], pp. 158-161

20.

Frans Masereel [Frans Masereel. Translated by Erzsébet Gergely], pp. 162-172

21.

Richard Strauss [Excerpts from the chapter “Incipit Hitler” in Die Welt von Gestern. Erinnerungen eines Europäers [1981], pp. 416-430. Translated by Károly Mészáros], pp. 173-185

22.

Gustav Mahler [Gustav Mahlers Wiederkehr. Translated by Magda Vámos], pp. 186-197