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A girl is found dead in a river running through Tiszaeszlár, a village in eastern Hungary. The crime is considered a ritual murder committed by the village rabbi. The trial which follows can be regarded as a clash between the antisemitism and liberal thought of the time. The film is a free adaptatio...

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Other Authors: Erdély, Miklós
Institution:Open Society Archives at Central European University
Language:Hungarian
Published: Balazs Bela Studio - BBS 1979
Hungary
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:ad3c9ef1-5749-45e4-9922-83e9c100d7a7
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Summary:A girl is found dead in a river running through Tiszaeszlár, a village in eastern Hungary. The crime is considered a ritual murder committed by the village rabbi. The trial which follows can be regarded as a clash between the antisemitism and liberal thought of the time. The film is a free adaptation of Gyula Krúdy's novel A tiszaeszlári Solymosi Eszter which itself is based on a real story. Eszter Solymosi disappeared on April 1, 1882 from Tiszaeszlár, the show-trial took place in the summer of 1883.
Published:1979