Kossuth

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Gender Male
Location Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Introduction In a book that collects calumnies against Kossuth and attempts to discredit him in the eyes of his American admirers, Bartholomew Szemere, president of the Hungarian Cabinet formed in 1849 writes: "Kossuth loved his life better than he did his country. . . .Is not that man like Don Quixote? It seemed, his luck and reason left him at the same time, but despite all, I never expected him to be as stupid, as that."
Interests The Hapsburg Family, Monarchy, the Ethic of Self-Promotion in Hip Hop, Popular Economics (e.g. Paul Krugman, Steven Levitt), the Culture of Airports, Bicycle Paths and Cycling, Rhetoric and Argument
Favorite Movies Empire of the Sun, A Clockwork Orange, Lolita
Favorite Music The sexually repressed grace of 19th Century Viennese chamber music, the folk-inflected dissonance of Hungarian modernists, the apolitical tunefulness of Motown pop poets, Cleveland’s own post-atomic contributions to AM radio
Favorite Books A Lover's Discourse, One Market Under God, Americana, In Search of Lost Time, The Ring of Brightest Angels Around Heaven, Dermo!: The Real Russian that Tolstoy Never Used, Standing in the Shadows of Motown, My Twenty Years at Hull House, Division Street, Nachalo, The LSAT SuperPrep