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In original paper. Samizdat edition, first editon. Published in 1500 copy. In original paper. 66 p. Important book of poem by the iconic Hungarian poet. In very nice conditon, first editon. Published in 1500 copy. - - - - - György Petri est un poète hongrois. Il est né en 1943 dans une famille multiethnique de Budapest. Après la mort de son père, il a été élevé par sa mère, ses grands-parents et ses tantes. Selon ses souvenirs, il s'est tourné vers la poésie à 11 ou 12 ans et, dès le début des années 1960, il a publié dans des périodiques renommés tels que Kortárs et Élet és Irodalom. Lui-même désabusé par leur style, il ne laissa jamais aucun de ces écrits être réédité, et il développa bientôt l'intention de changer de carrière. Au cours des années suivantes, il fut infirmier dans une clinique psychiatrique en guise d'exercice préliminaire aux études de psychiatrie qu'il prévoyait de faire. Il démissionna de ce poste et s'intéressa à l'économie et au droit, mais il décida d'être philosophe. Il suivit de manière informelle des cours de philosophie à l'université Loránd-Eötvös de Budapest. En 1966, il s'y inscrivit finalement avec une spécialisation en philosophie et en littérature, sans jamais obtenir de diplôme. Ses professeurs les plus inspirés furent György Márkus (en), Endre Simon et György Lukács. Sous l'influence de Lukács, il se réclamait de l'austromarxisme, ce qui s'opposait fortement à la doctrine officielle de l'époque. Après 1975, ses oeuvres furent interdites car jugées politiquement inacceptables. Jusqu'en 1988, ses oeuvres n'étaient publiées qu'en samizdat. Entre 1981 et 1985, il a coédita Beszél?, le journal illégal de l'opposition démocratique, et s'impliqua dans leurs activités anti-régime ; il était membre de SZETA (Fonds de soutien aux pauvres, une ONG illégale) à partir duquel un parti libéral, l'Alliance des démocrates libres, fut créé en 1988. - - - - György Petri (22 December 1943 - 16 July 2000) was a Hungarian poet. He was born in 1943 to a multi-ethnic family in Budapest. After his father's death he was raised by his mother, grandparents and aunts. According to his remembrance, he turned to poetry at 11 or 12, and from the early 1960s he published in such renowned periodicals as Kortárs and Élet és Irodalom. Disillusioned by their style himself, he never let any of those writings be re-issued, and soon he developed intention to change career. During the following years he nursed at a mental clinic as a preliminary exercise for planned psychiatry studies, resigning from which he showed interest in economics and law, but later he decided to be a philosopher. He informally attended philosophy classes at Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest. In 1966 he finally enrolled at Eötvös Loránd University with a Philosophy and Literature major, without ever graduating. His most inspiring professors were György Márkus, Endre Simon and György Lukács. Under the influence of Lukács, he claimed to be an Austromarxist, which strongly opposed the official doctrine of the time. After 1975 his works were banned as politically unacceptable. Until 1988 his works appeared only in samizdat. During that period he made a living as a freelance translator of poetry and drama, most notably that of Molière. The first official collection of his poems was printed in 1991 by Szépirodalmi Könyvkiadó. Between 1981 and 1985 he co-edited Beszél?, the illegal paper of the Democratic Opposition, and became involved in their anti-regime activities; he was a member of SZETA (Fund for the Support of the Poor, an illegal NGO that drew governmental attention by advocating the mere existence of poverty) from which a liberal party, SZDSZ was formed in 1988. During the 1994 elections, SZDSZ nominated him for MP, but in the same year he had to express his disgust of the party's collaboration with its old enemies, the Socialists, by quitting the party. He