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Hungarian actor, author, novelist, poet, publisher and Esperantist (1891-1967)

Also known as: Baghy, Baghy Gyula, Gyula Baghy, Jobo, Paĉjo, Дьюла Баги

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Kálmán Kalocsay1891–1976
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Ferenc Szilágyi1895–1967
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Hungarian-born Esperanto prose writer of short stories and novels with a humane, narrative tone akin to Baghy's fiction. (AI reason)
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Vasili Eroshenko1890–1952
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Early Esperanto storyteller whose sentimental, humanitarian fables resonate with Baghy's emotional prose. (AI reason)
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William Auld1924–2006
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Major Esperanto poet whose lyric and epic work continues the literary seriousness of the Budapest School. (AI reason)
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Hendrik Adamson1891–1946
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Interwar Esperanto lyric poet with melancholic, intimate verse in a similar original-literature vein. (AI reason)
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Antoni Grabowski1857–1921
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Pioneer of Esperanto poetry whose lyric and translated verse laid groundwork for Baghy's poetic tradition. (AI reason)
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Raymond Schwartz1894–1973
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Esperanto humorist and novelist whose cabaret wit and light verse parallel Baghy's humorous and theatrical writing. (AI reason)
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Stefan M. Maul
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Esperanto novelist and poet whose war-era themes echo Baghy's captivity narratives in Siberia. (AI reason)
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Géza Gárdonyi1863–1922
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Hungarian writer with warm, sentimental and moralistic storytelling comparable to Baghy's Hungarian-rooted prose. (AI reason)
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