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The Street of the Fishing Cat. Translated from the Hungarian by Elizabeth Jacobi.

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Jolan Foldes、NY & Tronto, Farrar & Rinehart、1937、3･･･

クロス装、カバー、茶ばみ、しみ、標題印、前標題に当時書き込み（感想文）　Jolán Földes (Yolanda Foldes or Yolanda Clarent) (20 December 1902, Kenderes – October 1963, London) was a Hungarian author. Her most famous novel is the Street of the Fishing Cat....Jolán Földes graduated in Budapest (1921) and went to Paris, where she worked as a workerwoman and clerk. Her first novel, Mária jól érett (1932), was a literary success in Hungary and awarded with Mikszáth Prize.

Her comedy Majd a Vica (1935), written together with Pál Vajda, was presented by the prestigious New Theater... Her novel A halászó macska utcája tells the difficult life of a family of working class Hungarian emigrants in Paris after World War I. It won the 1936 All-nations Prize Novel Competition of the Pinter Publishing Ltd (London). The title refers to the name of the narrowest street in Paris, Rue du Chat-qui-Pêche (Street of the Fishing Cat). The novel was translated to 12 European languages.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jolán_Földes

The Street of the Fishing Cat. Translated from the Hungarian by Elizabeth Jacobi.

￥3,190

Jolan Foldes 、NY & Tronto, Farrar & Rinehart 、1937 、308 、205x140mm

クロス装、カバー、茶ばみ、しみ、標題印、前標題に当時書き込み（感想文）　Jolán Földes (Yolanda Foldes or Yolanda Clarent) (20 December 1902, Kenderes – October 1963, London) was a Hungarian author. Her most famous novel is the Street of the Fishing Cat....Jolán Földes graduated in Budapest (1921) and went to Paris, where she worked as a workerwoman and clerk. Her first novel, Mária jól érett (1932), was a literary success in Hungary and awarded with Mikszáth Prize. Her comedy Majd a Vica (1935), written together with Pál Vajda, was presented by the prestigious New Theater... Her novel A halászó macska utcája tells the difficult life of a family of working class Hungarian emigrants in Paris after World War I. It won the 1936 All-nations Prize Novel Competition of the Pinter Publishing Ltd (London). The title refers to the name of the narrowest street in Paris, Rue du Chat-qui-Pêche (Street of the Fishing Cat). The novel was translated to 12 European languages.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jolán_Földes