A bor explained

A bor ("The Wine") is a Hungarian play, written by Géza Gárdonyi. It was first produced in 1901. It established the Hungarian peasant drama as a more realistic form.[1]

The play has been translated into Finnish, Italian, Polish and Romanian.[2]

There is a 1933 Hungarian film version.

References

  1. Nagy . Sándor . 1962 . "A bor" szerepe a magyar dráma fejlődésében: részlet egy készülő Gárdonyi tanulmányból . The role of "A bor" in the development of Hungarian drama: a detailed study of Gárdonyi . Egri Pedagógiai Főiskola évkönyve . 8 . 319–320.
  2. Book: Tezla, Albert . 1970 . Hungarian Authors; a Bibliographical Handbook . Harvard University Press . 174 . 9780674426504 . registration .

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