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Miklós Radnóti
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Hungarian Jewish Christian poet (1909–1944)

Also known as: Miklós Glatter, M. 劳德诺蒂, Миклош Радноти, ラドノーティ・ミクローシュ, Радноти, Радноти Миклош

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Known works

  • In the footsteps of Orpheus (2000)
  • FORCED MARCH: SELECTED POEMS; TRANS. BY CLIVE WILMER
  • Ikrek hava
  • Tsaʻadat-parekh
  • Összes versei és versfordításai