Ádám de Hegedűs
Also known as
Adam de HegedusÁdám de HegedüsAdam de HegedüsRodney GarlandAdam Martin de Hegedus
Note: "Three later novels attributed to ‘Rodney Garland’, published after Adam de Hegedus’s death in 1955, were the work of fellow Hungarian novelist Peter de Polnay: World Without Dreams (1961); Hell and High Water (1962); and The Sorcerer’s Broth (1966)." [Source](https://neglectedbooks.com/?p=8859) [Rodney Garland author page](https://openlibrary.org/authors/OL14002035A/Rodney_Garland)
Born 1906-01-01
Died 1958-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF66378404
- ISNI0000000079119477
- Open LibraryOL2256027A
Top Subjects
- Hungary -- Social life and customs. (1)
- Hungary -- Description and travel. (1)
- World politics -- 1945-1955. (1)
- Nationalism. (1)
- Peace (1)
- Nationalism and nationality (1)
- London (England) -- Social life and customs -- Fiction (1)
Books by Ádám de Hegedűs
Total count: 12
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Hungarian backgroundH. Hamilton1937-01-01
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Don't keep the vanman waitinga chapter of autobiographyNicholson & Watson1944-01-01
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Rehearsal under the moonNicolson & Watson1946-01-01
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The state of the worldreflections on peace and war in our timeJ. Cape1946-01-01
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Patriotism or peace?Scribner1947-01-01
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Strangers here ourselves.Victor Gollancz1949-01-01
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Home and awaynotes on England after the Second World War.Hutchinson1951-01-01
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The heart in exilea novel.W.H. Allen1953-01-01
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The troubled midnight.W.H. Allen1954-01-01
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The struggle with the angelsa novelA. Wingate1956-01-01
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World without dreamsW.H. Allen1961-01-01
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Sorcerer's brothW.H.Allen1966-01-01