Dalma Szentpály

DALMA SZENTPÁLY (Budapest, 1989) is a PhD student at Eötvös Loránd University. As a Kellner Scholar she attended Bard College, NY, in 2013/14. While graduating from her Master Studies, she won the American Studies Department’s “Outstanding Thesis Award,” in 2015. Her doctoral research focuses on gender roles in contemporary adaptations of Brothers Grimm’s fairy tales in young adult literature and youth culture. Next to her studies, she works as an international coordinator at Saint Ignatius Jesuit College of Advanced Studies, Budapest.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR ABOUT A 1956 MARTYR

FROM OUR READERS A Flesh and Bone Martyr of the 20th Century Zoltán Szobonya was a 45-year-old lawyer in a small town in southern Hungary when the uprising against the dictatorial communist regime broke out in Budapest, on 23 October 1956. During the 13 days of the revolution he tried to re-establish a

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