Domokos György Varga Volgorde van de boeken (chronologisch)

Out of the haze of the Borzsony mountains to the north of Budapest flows the great river Danube, dividing the capital of Hungary into two Buda and Pest. Each its own city until officially unified in 1872, both Buda and Pest retain their distinct flavor even today. Pest, with its location on the expansive Hungarian plain, is a bustling cosmopolitan city while Buda, with its hill rising away from the Danube, made an attractive place for Kings' residence, creating a more stately character.

The book has pages of majestic pictures of ancient buildings. "W ten sposob Jahwe rozproszyl ich stamtad po calej ziemi, i tak nie dokonczyli budowy tego miasta. Dlatego to nazwano je Babel, tam bowiem Jahwe pomieszal mowe mieszkancow calej ziemi. Stamtad tez Jahwe rozproszyl ich po calej powierzchni ziemi."

Hungarian

Magyarorszag Viragzasa es Magyarorszag a XIV-XV. Szazadban (Hungarian Edition) by Domokos Varga. 1970 hardcover published by Mora Ferenc Konyvkiado, Budapest. Black-and-white and color illustrations/photographs. Text in Hungarian.