Read a book from each country discussion

The Tragedy of Man | Imre Madach

One Minute Stories | Istvan Orkeny

Węgierski pacjent | Andras Veer


The Paul Street Boys | Ferenc Molnar

The Good Master by Kate Seredy is a children's book set in pre-war Hungary. I also recommend the Paul Street Boys by Ferenc Molnar, as well as Upon the Head of the Goat: A Childhood in Hungary 1939-1944 and Under the Frog: A Novel

Embers by Sandor Marai

Imre Kertész | Liquidacion / Liquidation

Imre Kertész | Kaddish for an Unborn Child

Melancholia sprzeciwu | László Krasznahorkai

The Swimmer by Zsuzsa Bánk
The Door by Magda Szabó

Metropole by Ferenc Karinthy

Chelsea wrote: "The Invisible Bridge by Julie Orringer"

Ooooh, yes, that's a good one.

The Nightmare (A gólyakalifa) by Babits Mihály.
Fatelessness (Sorstalanság) by Kertész Imre.

The latter is truly one of a kind in Holocaust literature in my opinion. It really opened my eyes about the fact that we tend to think about the Holocaust as something done by inhumane monsters which is dangerous and ignorant, because that way we comfortably distance it from ourselves. But the fact is that the Holocaust was done by people just like us and that is a scary reality we are not ready to accept.