Civil engineer, pre-1945 illegal communist, economist. Refugee in Austria and in the Soviet Union, 1946: returned to Hungary, then Director, Textile Factory of Budakalász, later civil servant and researcher.

Hairstylist. 1956: freedom fighter in the Revolution, sentenced to 12 years’ imprisonment.

Architect, architectural historian, university professor. 1945–1967: Head of Department, Technical University of Budapest.

Aesthete. He joined the publisher Magvető in 1969, moving as an editor to Gondolat in 1973. He worked as a freelance in 1980-90, becoming co-editor of the literary periodical Holmi in 1989. He became a reader in the Aesthetics Department of Budapest Loránd Eötvös University and then a full professor in 1993.

Építész. A harmincas években a Modern Építészet Nemzetközi Kongresszusa (CIAM), magyar csoportjának tagja. Ipari épületek, tanintézetek tervezésével és műemlékek helyreállításával foglalkozott.

Sculpture. She graduated from the College of Arts in 1962. She was eyewitness of the revolution in her college. She made an attempt of leaving Hungary in January 1957, but she was arrested. 

Site manager. 1956: Chaired the workers’ council at Kecskemét Cannery and joined town revolutionary committee. Arrested in 1957, sentenced to 5 years’ imprisonment in 1958.

Mechanic. 1956: as a soldier took part in a battle against the Soviet Army, 1958: sentenced to death, then life imprisonment. Freed in 1970.

Lawyer. he worked as an agricultural cooperative legal adviser in 1962-7. In 1974, he became an assistant lecturer in the Faculty of State and Legal Studies at Pécs University. In 1977 to 1990, he was a senior researcher at the Trade Union Research Institute. He started to teach in the Faculty of State and Legal Studies of Miskolc University in 1988 and was appointed a professor there in 1991. Since 1995, he has taught also in the law department of Lajos Kossuth University.

Architect, town planner, university professor. 1951–1975: Head of the Planning Office of the City of Budapest.