Utazás a Balaton körül (1. kötet)

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Utazás a Balaton körül (1. kötet)

by Károly Eötvös

HU·~6 hours·21 chapters

Chapters

21 total

KÉSZÜLÜNK AZ UTAZÁSRA.

16:37

JÁNOS PÜSPÖK.

30:01

SALAMON FERENCZ.

20:35

A MAGYAROK FÁJA.

19:45

BALATON-FÜRED.

18:31

MAGYAR FÜRDŐ, MAGYAR ORVOS.

10:41

EMLÉKEZÉSEK.

30:13

AZ ELSŐ MAGYAR NEMZETI SZINHÁZ.

45:01

HOGY UTAZTAK RÉGEN?

13:49

A MIT NEM TUD A TÖRTÉNETIRÁS.

15:09

Description

A vivid recollection of a once‑in‑a‑lifetime journey circles the shores of Hungary’s great lake. The narrator, now decades removed, guides us through the company of four prominent Transylvanian gentlemen—Salamon, Gyulai, Szilágyi and Nagy—along with two additional companions, recalling their personalities, debates, and the atmosphere that surrounded their trek. The prose blends personal memory with the natural splendor of the Balaton, hinting at the lingering echo of poetry, history and friendship.

Even after twenty‑five years, the author wrestles with fading details, the pull of nostalgia and a yearning to set the experience down before it slips away. The account captures the spirit of an era when scholars, poets and patriots gathered to celebrate their homeland, sketching a portrait of a landscape still “undiscovered” by many. Listeners will feel the lake’s shimmering horizon and hear the murmurs of a bygone dialogue, inviting them to share in a moment that remains both intimate and timeless.

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Language

hu

Duration

~6 hours (386K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Albert László from page images generously made available by the Google Books Library Project

Release date

Jul 28, 2020

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Károly Eötvös

Károly Eötvös

1842–1916

Remembered as a fearless Hungarian lawyer, public figure, and writer, he became widely known for defending the accused in the 1883 Tiszaeszlár blood libel case. His books and journalism mixed sharp observation with a strong sense of justice, making him a vivid voice in public life.

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