Viktor Rákosi, also known under his pseudonym Sipulusz (born Viktor Kremsner; 20 September 1860, in Ukk – 15 September 1923, in Budapest), was a Hungarian writer, journalist, humorist, member of parliament, and sport leader. His siblings include actor Szidi Rákosi and fellow writer Jenő Rákosi.
Rákosi was born in the village of Ukk in Veszprém County to a landowning family. He was the child of János Kremsner (whose family name changed to Rákosi, children included, in 1867) and Anna Vogel. In 1862, the family deteriorated as a result of the agricultural crisis.[1] They were then in Gyergyóditró, Transylvania, brought up his brother Béla Rákosi, who was a doctor, and then in 1871 in Budapest, studied at the Piarista Gymnasium. As a journalist, he worked first for the Nemzeti Hírlap, and then the Pesti Hírlap, of which his columns appeared in writings in 1881 with his brother, Jenő, and became an intern at the Budapesti Hírlap. In 1894, he was an editor for the newspaper of Márton Kakas. In 1887 and 1891, he became a member of the Petőfi Company, and the Kisfaludy Society, respectively.
The 1896 election was first launched in the Independence Party with forty-eight delegations, but Rákosi did not get into the legislature. In the following 1901 elections, however, he does. He was re-elected in the 1905 and 1906 elections. He joined the Gyula Justh faction of the party, and when they left with Justh and founded his own party in 1909, became a member of the Rákosi "Justh party". The 1910 elections saw him as the candidate of this party's parliamentary mandate again. He represented the Hajdúnánás district.
In 1902, for a short period of time, he was the president of the Hungarian Football Federation.[2] From 1911 to 1923 until his death, he suffered from paralysis.[3] His novel Elnémult harangok would be adapted by Márton Garas and Béla Balogh in 1916 and in 1922 a film adaptation was made.[4]
A bujtogatók, regény, Budapest, 1886. A regény szövege a Magyar Elektronikus Könyvtárban
Sipulusz tárczái, Budapest, 1891.
Egy falusi Hamlet, regény. Budapest, 1891.
Rejtett fészkek, elbeszélések, Budapest, 1892.
Fohász Kossuth Lajos 100-ik születésnapjára 1902. szept. 19-re az orsz. független és 48-as párt megbízásából, Budapest
Téli rege, regény, Budapest, 1893.
Zuboly, Gyalu és társai, Budapest, 1894.
Barnabás rabsága és egyéb elbeszélések, Budapest, 1896.
Humoreszkek, Budapest, 1897.
Polgárháború, Budapest 1897.
Aranylakodalom Látványos színmű nyolcz képben, énekkel és tánczczal, Budapest, 1898.
Ujabb humoreszkek, Budapest, 1897 és 1899.
The 1913 edition of the short stories written by Rákosi
Korhadt fakeresztek. Képek a magyar szabadságharcból, Budapest, 1899, Ifjúsági kiadás – Budapest, 1904. A novellák szövege a Magyar Elektronikus Könyvtárban
Hős fiúk Regényes történet a szabadságharczból A magyar ifjúság számára, Budapest, 1900.
Tartalékos férj, eredeti bohózat 3 felvonásban, Budapest, 1901.
A sasok, vígjáték 3 felvonásban, Budapest, 1901.
A brezováczi hős, eredeti bohózat 3 felvonásban, Budapest, 1902.
Egy tutaj története Az ifjúság számára, Budapest, 1904.
Elnémult harangok, regény, Budapest, Révai Testvérek, 1903. A regény szövege a Magyar Elektronikus Könyvtárban Legeza Ilona könyvismertetője
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Viktor Rakosi also known under his pseudonym Sipulusz born Viktor Kremsner 20 September 1860 in Ukk 15 September 1923 in Budapest was a Hungarian writer journalist humorist member of parliament and sport leader His siblings include actor Szidi Rakosi and fellow writer Jeno Rakosi Viktor Rakosi Contents 1 Life 2 Bibliography 3 Further reading 4 More information 5 ReferencesLife editRakosi was born in the village of Ukk in Veszprem County to a landowning family He was the child of Janos Kremsner whose family name changed to Rakosi children included in 1867 and Anna Vogel In 1862 the family deteriorated as a result of the agricultural crisis 1 They were then in Gyergyoditro Transylvania brought up his brother Bela Rakosi who was a doctor and then in 1871 in Budapest studied at the Piarista Gymnasium As a journalist he worked first for the Nemzeti Hirlap and then the Pesti Hirlap of which his columns appeared in writings in 1881 with his brother Jeno and became an intern at the Budapesti Hirlap In 1894 he was an editor for the newspaper of Marton Kakas In 1887 and 1891 he became a member of the Petofi Company and the Kisfaludy Society respectively The 1896 election was first launched in the Independence Party with forty eight delegations but Rakosi did not get into the legislature In the following 1901 elections however he does He was re elected in the 1905 and 1906 elections He joined the Gyula Justh faction of the party and when they left with Justh and founded his own party in 1909 became a member of the Rakosi Justh party The 1910 elections saw him as the candidate of this party s parliamentary mandate again He represented the Hajdunanas district In 1902 for a short period of time he was the president of the Hungarian Football Federation 2 From 1911 to 1923 until his death he suffered from paralysis 3 His novel Elnemult harangokwould be adapted by Marton Garas and Bela Balogh in 1916 and in 1922 a film adaptation was made 4 nbsp Rakosi s tombstone Farkasreti Cemetery in Budapest 49 5 1 3 Bibliography editVerofeny Elbeszelesek rajzok Budapest 1886 A bujtogatok regeny Budapest 1886 A regeny szovege a Magyar Elektronikus Konyvtarban Sipulusz tarczai Budapest 1891 Egy falusi Hamlet regeny Budapest 1891 Rejtett feszkek elbeszelesek Budapest 1892 Fohasz Kossuth Lajos 100 ik szuletesnapjara 1902 szept 19 re az orsz fuggetlen es 48 as part megbizasabol Budapest Teli rege regeny Budapest 1893 Zuboly Gyalu es tarsai Budapest 1894 Barnabas rabsaga es egyeb elbeszelesek Budapest 1896 Humoreszkek Budapest 1897 Polgarhaboru Budapest 1897 Aranylakodalom Latvanyos szinmu nyolcz kepben enekkel es tanczczal Budapest 1898 Ujabb humoreszkek Budapest 1897 es 1899 nbsp The 1913 edition of the short stories written by Rakosi Korhadt fakeresztek Kepek a magyar szabadsagharcbol Budapest 1899 Ifjusagi kiadas Budapest 1904 A novellak szovege a Magyar Elektronikus Konyvtarban Hos fiuk Regenyes tortenet a szabadsagharczbol A magyar ifjusag szamara Budapest 1900 Tartalekos ferj eredeti bohozat 3 felvonasban Budapest 1901 A sasok vigjatek 3 felvonasban Budapest 1901 A brezovaczi hos eredeti bohozat 3 felvonasban Budapest 1902 Egy tutaj tortenete Az ifjusag szamara Budapest 1904 Elnemult harangok regeny Budapest Revai Testverek 1903 A regeny szovege a Magyar Elektronikus Konyvtarban Legeza Ilona konyvismertetoje Kiarendalt urak regeny Budapest 1908 5 Kexholmi Maria Lampel R konyvkiado vallalat 1908 A buzsaki kiralysag regeny Budapest 1909 A parisi gyujtogatok A kommun tortenete Regenyes korrajz regeny Budapest Franklin Tarsulat 1911 A becsi diakok Regeny az ifjusag szamara Budapest 1911 Magyar Iliasz regeny Budapest Revai Testverek 1922 Boldog idok boldog emberek regeny Budapest Legrady 1923 Further reading editSzinnyei Jozsef Magyar irok elete es munkai XI Popeszku Rybay Budapest Hornyanszky 1906 Rakosi Viktor Magyar eletrajzi lexikon 1000 1990 Retrieved 14 September 2009 Magyar szinhazmuveszeti lexikon Foszerk Szekely Gyorgy Budapest Akademiai 1994 ISBN 963 05 6635 4 Online eleres A magyar irodalom tortenete Viktor Rakosi imdb com Retrieved 14 September 2009 Szerzoi adatlapja a MolyonMore information editEletrajza az 1910 1918 as orszaggyules almanachjaban A magyar irodalom arckepcsarnoka Schopflin Aladar Rakosi Viktor Nyugat 1922 1922 17 18 szam Ignotus Rakosi Viktor NYUGAT 1923 19 szam Humorlexikon Szerkeszto Kaposy Miklos Tarsoly Kiado 2001 ISBN 963 86162 3 7 Sirja a Farkasreti temetobenReferences edit Szinnyei Jozsef Magyar irok elete es munkai XI Hornyak Lajos A labdarugas jatekszabalyai Labdarugo jatekvezetok kezikonyve HOT FIVE Kft 2002 ISBN 963 202 807 4 Lasd A magyar irodalom tortenete Elnemult harangok 1922 film at IMDb nbsp Lasd www huszadikszazad hu Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Viktor Rakosi amp oldid 1218561981, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
