Virginia L. Lewis Bücher

"The Novels of Zsigmond Móricz in the Context of European Realism" is the first English-language study of this significant Hungarian author. Virginia L. Lewis explores Móricz's themes of individual agency in seven realist novels, drawing on extensive research and new perspectives. This engaging work addresses gaps in scholarship and is essential for those interested in Hungarian literature and social history.

This autobiographical narrative recounts the life of Volga German Heinrich Neuwirt during the Bolshevik Revolution, famine, and Stalin's regime. His survival amid persecution highlights his resilience. After the war, he found refuge in West Germany, and his account has been translated into English by Virginia L. Lewis, offering valuable firsthand documentation.