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SZTAKI dictionary
1. Gábor Lanczkor: A mindennapit ma (This Day, Our Daily. Kalligram, novel)
2. János Háy: Egy szerelmes vers története (The Story of a Love Poem. Palatinus, poetry)
3. Andrea Tompa: A hóhér háza (The Executioner’s house. Kalligram, novel)
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