FONTO: Jókai, Mór. “Kiun el la Sep,” tradukis Kálmán Kalocsay, en Hungara Antologio, redaktis: Kálmán Kalocsay; kunlaboris Julio Baghy, Károly Bodó, László Halka, Ferenc Szilágyi, Ludwig Totsche (Budapest: Literatura Mondo, 1933), p. 179-184.
“Mór Jókai” de Zsuzsa Varga-Haszonits
“Mondlingvo de Mór Jókai” de Tivia
“Volapuka
Lando en Siberio”
(Pri "Csalavér" de Mór Jókai)
Pri Mór Jókai & planlingvoj de Árpád Ràtkai
“La Humuro de Jókai” de Pál Balkányi / Mór Jókai
“Flava Rozo” & Kálmán Kalocsay de Éva BENICKÁ
“Jókai’s Popularity in Victorian England” by Lóránt Czigány
Lukács in Moscow: RAPP, Mór Jókai, Socialist Realism
Esperanto & Interlinguistics Study Guide / Retgvidilo pri Esperanto & Interlingvistiko
Alireteje / Offsite:
Jókai Mór (Esperanto: biografio @ Babelmatrix)
La
du salikoj de Nagyenyed
de Mór Jókai, tradukis Jozefo Horváth
La
nova bienulo
(Az új földesúr Eszperantó nyelven)
de Mór Jókai
En la angla:
Mór Jókai - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jókai, Mór (Encyclopedia of Science Fiction)
JÓKAI Mór: The Novel of Next Century (1872 - 1874): Foreword
The
Novel of Next Century
(Translated excerpts and chapter by chapter notes on Jókai Mór's
early science fiction novel)
Mór Jókai (1825-1904) | The Online Books Page
Jókai, Mór, 1825-1904: Project Gutenberg
Chapter XIII: National
Escapism: Jókai
(in A History of Hungarian
Literature From the Earliest Times to the mid-1970's)
by Lóránt Czigány
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