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Publications

1956 Personally HU/EN

The portraits and stories presented on 1956.hu were also published in a large-format photo album (1956 Budapest / Faces and Fates, 1956 Personally).

Alongside the portraits, the volumes contain excerpts from personal testimonies, short biographies, maps and background material. My aim is to preserve the memory of the heroes by presenting the personal stories and everyday participants of the 1956 Revolution.

The photographs, interviews, editing and design of the volume were created by Örs Csete.

248 pages, hardcover edition.

You can browse the album 1956 Personally HERE.

You can browse the Hungarian-English edition HERE, the Polish edition HERE, the Japanese edition HERE, and the Finnish edition HERE.

The Last Hungarian

My photo album The Last Hungarian leads to Transylvanian villages and shows the personal world of shrinking Hungarian communities through individual people and black-and-white portraits.

The photographs are accompanied by quotations selected from the collections of ethnographer Zoltán Kallós.

The photographs were taken, and the book was edited and designed, by Örs Csete.

96 pages, hardcover edition.

You can browse the book HERE.

Apáczai Memorial Book

The Apáczai Memorial Book contains interviews and photographs with members of indigenous Hungarian minorities abroad who, in a foreign-language environment, work to create and preserve Hungarian-language schools and education.

The photographs and interviews were made, and the book was edited and designed, by Örs Csete.

156 pages, hardcover edition.

You can browse the book HERE.

György Csete

The book György Csete summarizes the work of my father, the Kossuth Prize-winning architect and Artist of the Nation, with special attention to his works and intellectual legacy connected to organic architecture.

The volume was edited by Örs Csete.

144 pages, hardcover edition.

You can browse the book HERE.

Ildikó Csete

The album Ildikó Csete presents the oeuvre of my mother, the Hungarian Heritage Award-winning textile artist. The book follows her creative path from the motifs of folk culture to monumental textile works.

Some of the photographs were taken by Örs Csete.

108 pages, hardcover edition.

You can browse the book HERE.

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