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When my father died, they’d stopped buying books regularly, but we always got a book for Christmas, usually poetry. My mother went to the library and read. While my father lived, they went to the theatre, and also attended concerts. I think they usually went to the Vígszínház, and they took us, too, because they had children’s performances. On Sunday morning they took us regularly to Uncle Lakner’s Children’s Theatre.12 I remember one play, “My Sweet Step-mother”.13
We got the papers, but we didn’t have a radio. We always subscribed to the papers, a German language paper at that, the “Pester Lloyd”. My father and as a result my mother, too, held liberal middle-class views.
We got the papers, but we didn’t have a radio. We always subscribed to the papers, a German language paper at that, the “Pester Lloyd”. My father and as a result my mother, too, held liberal middle-class views.
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Hungary
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Mrs. Gábor Révész