About Margit Szécsi
Lived 1928 – 1990 (aged 62). Margit Szécsi was a Hungarian poet and writer.
Margit Szécsi (May 28, 1928 – November 23, 1990) was a Hungarian poet.
She was born in Budapest to a poor family and studied at Budapest University under a scholarship for the proletariat. She did not complete her degree but instead joined the staff of the literary magazine Csillag in 1949. She also began writing her first poems around this time. Her first collection of poems Március (March) was published in 1955. She married the poet László Nagy.
Awards She was awarded the Attila József Prize in 1957.
Selected works Angyalok strandja (Angels' beach) (1956) Páva a tuzfalon (Peacock on the partition) (1958) A trombitákat összesöprik (They'll sweep up the trumpets) (1965) Új heraldika (New heraldry) (1967) A Nagy Virágvágó Gép (The great flower cutting machine) (1969)
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Who was Margit Szécsi?
Hungarian poet
When was Margit Szécsi born?
Margit Szécsi was born on 28 May 1928 in Budapest.
When did Margit Szécsi die?
Margit Szécsi died on 23 November 1990 in Budapest.
What was Margit Szécsi's occupation?
Margit Szécsi was a poet and writer.
What nationality was Margit Szécsi?
Margit Szécsi was Hungarian.
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