Fragmento

Miklós Radnóti

Tradukis Imre Szabó

FONTO: Radnóti, Miklós. “Fragmento” [19 majo 1944], tradukis Imre Szabó, en Hungara Antologio, redaktis Vilmos Benczik (Budapest: Corvina Kiadó, 1983), p. 262-263.

En Hungara Antologio (1983):

Odo hezita (M. Fejes) 259
Kiel mi scius… (K. Kalocsay) 260
Kvara eklogo (I. Szabó) 261
Fragmento (I. Szabó) 262
Sepa eklogo (K. Kalocsay) 263
Letero al la edzino (F. Szilágyi) 264
A la recherche (V. Benczik) 265
“Razglednica” (K. Kalocsay) 266

“Radnóti” de Emeriko [Imre] Szabó

“Al la Juda Foririnto” de Lodewijk Cornelius Deij

Esperanto: Photo Archives: U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
traduko de biografieto pri Paul Halter & familianoj

Survivors: Hungarian Jewish Poets of the Holocaust,
edited and translated by Thomas Ország-Land

All That Still Matters at All: Selected Poems of Miklós Radnóti,
translated by John M. Ridland & Peter V. Czipott
(Contents)

Miklós Radnóti at Babelmatrix: Hungarian Works translated to English

Hungara Antologio (1933) redaktis: Kálmán Kalocsay;
kunlaboris Julio Baghy, Károly Bodó, László Halka, Ferenc Szilágyi, Ludwig Totsche

Esperanto & Interlinguistics Study Guide / Retgvidilo pri Esperanto & Interlingvistiko

Alireteje / Offsite:

Miklós Radnóti - Vikipedio

Holokaŭsto - Vikipedio

Hungara antologio - Vikipedio

Anglalingve / In English:

Miklós RADNÓTI ( 1909 - 1945 ) / HUNLIT: Publishing Hungary

Miklós Radnóti was born a century ago.
Exhibition of the Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 5 May 2009

Miklós Radnóti: Witness to Horror, Champion of Empathy

Miklós Radnóti: The Poetry of Witness and Prophesy
Dick Shlakman

Miklós Radnóti: Deathmarch
Holocaust poems, translated from the Hungarian
by Thomas Land

Miklós Radnóti (1909 - 1944) / Rogue Embryo

Letter to my wife by Miklós Radnóti,
translation by Stephen Capus

Miklós Radnóti, "never sold a single copy"

70 Years Later, It All Still Matters
(UCSB English scholar publishes volume of selected works by Hungarian poet
and Holocaust victim Miklós Radnóti)
by Andrea Estrada
(UC Santa Barbara, The Current, January 5, 2015)