Count Miklós Bánffy (1873-1950) was variously a diplomat, MP and foreign minister in 1921-22 when he signed the peace treaty with the United States and obtained Hungary's admission to the League of Nations. He was responsible for organising the last Habsburg coronation, that of King Karl in 1916. His famous "The Writing on the Wall" trilogy was first published in Budapest in the 1930s, and rediscovered for the international market after the fall of communism. This epic work has now been translated into ten languages.
Las almas juzgadas retoma la historia de los dos primos transilvanos que protagonizaban Los días contados. Un año después, en 1906, las vidas de los condes Bálint Abády y László Gyerffy transcurren paralelas al destino político de su país: Bálint Abády se ha visto forzado a abandonar...
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