Sándor Weöres

Hungarian poet and literary figure

Sándor Weöres - Artists & Creatives born June 22nd, 1913
Born
Died

1989
37 years ago — 76 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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Hungary

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A poet and author who contributed significantly to Hungarian literature. Created a distinct voice in modern poetry through innovative language and themes. Published poetry collections, essays, and translations, enriching the Hungarian literary landscape. Engaged with children’s literature and wrote plays and literary criticism. Received multiple awards for literary excellence, including the Kossuth Prize.

Wrote the acclaimed poetry collection 'Pályi ház'

Translated works of major world authors into Hungarian

Received the Kossuth Prize for contributions to literature

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