M.P.s, was placed on Hitler's personal most wanted "dead or alive" list. Az Elsodort Ország (English trans.: A Country Adrift), a diary written by Miksa Fenyõ, while in hiding from the Nazis and Arrow Cross, published by Révai Kiadó, Budapest 1946. Följegyzések A "NYUGAT" Folyóiratról És Környékrõl (English trans.: Notes on The West periodical review and its circumstances), published by Pátria Könyvkiadó, Canada 1960. Ami Kimaradt Az Odysseából (English trans.: That Which The Odyssey Forgot To Mention), travel journal and diary reflections on Italy, published by Griff Kiadó, Munich 1963. Önéletrajzom (English trans.: My Autobiography), published posthumously by Argumentum Kiadó, Budapest 1994. Jézus is D.P. Volt (English trans.; Jesus was also a Displaced Person), the author's only full fictional novel about a Hungarian intellectual escaping from the Rakosi Stalinist Hungarian dictatorship sometime prior to 1956, published posthumously under the auspices of The Fenyõ Family Trust, with the consent of Jean-Pierre Ady Fenyõ, by Argumentum Kiadó, Budapest 2006. External links Official web-site of The Petofi (National) Museum of Literature in Budapest, Hungary, holding many original letters, manuscripts and pictures of and on Miksa Fenyõ. Information in Hungarian about Miksa Fenyõ from The Petofi Museum of Literature, Budapest, Hungary.. Mentioned in Encyclopædia Britannica, online English version. A full entry on the author exists in the Hungarian version of Encyclopædia Britannica. The entire NYUGAT periodical, of which Miksa Fenyõ was a founder and editor, in its original Hungarian form. Miksa Fenyõ Library and Cultural Houselocated in the town of Mélykut (English trans.: Deep Well), Hungary, the author's birthplace References 1877 births 1972 deaths Hungarian writers Hungarian Jews Hungarian agnostics Fasori Gimnázium alumni