Jolán Földes

Jolán Foldes ( born December 20, 1902 in Kenderes, † October 12, 1963 in London) was a Hungarian writer.

After her graduation in 1921 she went to Paris in 1941, she emigrated to London.

Her most famous novel was The fishing cat road. It is about the hard life of Hungarian émigrés in Paris after the First World War. With him Jolán Foldes won a 1936 prize offered by the London publisher Pinter; it has been translated into twelve languages.

Appeared in German translation

• I'm getting married ( Férjhez megyek ), Roman. Translated by Otto Drechsler. Leipzig, Ostrava: Kittl, 1937 300 p.
• The fishing cat street (A Halaszo macska uccája ), Roman. From the Hungarian by Stefan J. Klein. Amsterdam: Allert de Lange, 1937 313 p.
• Heads or tails ( Fej vagy IRAs ), Roman. From the Hungarian by Stefan J. Klein. Amsterdam: Allert de Lange, 1938 365 p.
• Peter did not lose his head ( Péter nem el veszti a fejét ). [ Translated from the Hungarian by Stefan J. Klein. ] Illustrations by Walter Trier. Basel, Vienna, Ostrava. Atrium -Verlag, 1938 138 p to
• Maria before leaving examination ( Mária Jól érett ), Roman. Amsterdam: Allert de Lange, 1939 268 p.

Films

• Hungarian
• Author
• Literature (in Hungarian )
• Novel, epic
• Born in 1902
• Died in 1963
• Woman