Milán Füst
Biography
Milán Füst was born in 1888. His father was a civil servant. He obtained a degree in law and then taught in Budapest. Because of his involvement in the 1918 revolution, he was placed on a pension. He travelled extensively throughout Europe. In 1947 he became an associate professor of aesthetics in Budapest. Though he wrote novels and plays, he is best-known as a poet and essayist. He was associated with the influential Hungarian magazine Nyugat (West) from its founding in 1908 until its demise in 1941. He died in 1967.
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(Note only books translated into English)
1931 Negyedik Henrik király (King Henry IV of Germany) (drama)
1942 A feleségem története (The Story of My Wife)
1990 25 Poems