Laszlo Babos
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* Vágkirályfa, 1924. Feb. 16. – ? / journalist, poet, translator. ; ; He came from a small peasant family in Mátyusföld. He interrupted his studies at the Hungarian gymnasium in po. in the 1942–43 school year as a VII. grader. After that, he worked for a long time as an occasional worker, during which he was a soldier first in the Slovak and then in the Hungarian army. In the 50s, he was an editor at Fáklya, then Hét, and was imprisoned for illegal popularization of the 56-mo. uprising and was banned from publishing. After the fall of the Reform movement in 1968, he emigrated to Israel, and there he probably converted to Judaism, because he used the name Áron in his letters to his younger brother Endre from Nazareth and then from Tel Aviv. He has not been heard from since 1971. ; – His poems were published in Új Szó, Fáklya, Hét and Új Ifjúság. In 1956 he submitted a manuscript of poems entitled I Love Two Women to the Hungarian editorial board of the Slovak Fine Arts Publishing House, the volume was approved for publication, but after his imprisonment it could not be published. Among his illegally distributed poems, Hungarian Psalm stood out. ;
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