Embers is a novel written by an author from this country named Sándor Márai.
A 1942 book by an author from this country revolves around a man named Konrad, who reappears after 41 years and is invited by an elderly general named Henrik to dinner at a castle. A contemporary novelist from this country wrote of a town whose circus exhibits only a whale in his novel The Melancholy of Resistance and described a small town in this country under communism in Satantango, both of which were adapted into films by a director from this country named (*) Béla Tarr. Embers is a novel written by an author from this country named Sándor Márai. A Jewish Nobel laureate from this country wrote about the effects of the Holocaust in Fatelessness and Kaddish for an Unborn Child. László Krasznahorkai (krazh-nuh-HOR-kye) is from, for 10 points, what home country of Nobel Prize-winner Imre Kertész (IM-ray kur-TESH) and other writers in the Magyar language?
A 1942 book by an author from this country revolves around a man named Konrad, who reappears after 41 years and is invited by an elderly general named Henrik to dinner at a castle.
Hungary [or Magyarország] &lt;Hart&gt;