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Zsolt, Béla

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Also known as (1 names)
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Steiner, Béla
Born
1895
Place of birth
Komárom
Place of birth (as recorded)
Komorn (Ungarn)
Died
1949
(1895–1949), writer, poet, editor, dramatist, publicist, and member of parliament. As a second-generation contributor to the modernist journal Nyugat (West), Zsolt followed a career path similar to that of writers from Nyugat’s first generation. He began as an admirer and imitator of Endre Ady, and became a journalist and editor in Nagyvárad (mod. Rom., Oradea). In 1925, he moved to Budapest, where he wrote spirited political pieces for several newspapers. In 1929, he became editor in chief of A Toll (The Pen), a bourgeois-liberal periodical.

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Béla_Zsolt
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119093863 · about
Library of Congress
n90723873 id
VIAF
32799079
Wikidata
Q315998
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cb12950809b catalogue
de.wikipedia.org
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119093863 hub
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Zsolt, Béla

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10 statements
gnd identifier
119093863
birth date
1895
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1895
birth location
Komorn (Ungarn)
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Komárom
birth year
1895
death date
1949
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1949
alternative label
Steiner, Béla
preferred label
Zsolt, Béla

Zsolt, Béla

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(1895–1949), writer, poet, editor, dramatist, publicist, and member of parliament. As a second-generation contributor to the modernist journal Nyugat (West), Zsolt followed a career path similar to that of writers from Nyugat’s first generation. He began as an admirer and imitator of Endre Ady, and became a journalist and editor in Nagyvárad (mod. Rom., Oradea). In 1925, he moved to Budapest, where he wrote spirited political pieces for several newspapers. In 1929, he became editor in chief of A Toll (The Pen), a bourgeois-liberal periodical. @en
title
Zsolt, Béla
preferred label
Zsolt, Béla
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Assimilation
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Budapest
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About this Article (Holocaust)
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About this Article (Hungary)
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Kasztner, Rezső
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Komlós, Aladár
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Oradea
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Sexuality
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Ukraine

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