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Mika Waltari: Szinuhe
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Raamatukoi raamatupood -- Mika Waltari
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Mika Waltari
Mika Waltari (1908-79) is among the Finnish prose writers best known to an international audience. He wrote his most successful novels in the 1940s and 50's, many of them on historical subjects; among these is Sinuhe egyptiläinen (The Egyptian, 1945), a novel set in ancient Egypt, about the collapse of traditional ways of life and the inflation of inherited values. It's also been filmed into a dreary Hollywood spectacle. [eng]

Mika Waltari
Prolific Finnish writer, best-known for his historical novels, especially The Egyptian (originally SINUHE, EGYPTILÄINEN), which appeared in 1945. Waltari's works has been translated into more than 30 languages. He is generally considered as one of major Finnish writers of the 20th-century. With Väinö Linna's Unknown Soldier his books are found from the average Finnish bookshelf. Recurrent theme in Waltari's work is the fate of humanist values in a materialist world. After World War II Waltari took the large-scale historical novels as means to express his pessimism and Christian world view. [eng]

Mika Waltari
Mika Waltari urodzi³ siê jako syn Toimi Armasa Waltariego, pastora i nauczyciela i Olgi Marii Johansson - pracowniczki urzêdu geodezyjnego. Zarówno rodzice ojca jak i matki wywodzili siê z terenów wiejskich. Dziadek pisarza - Gustaf Helenius - pochodzi³ z miejscowo¶ci Katinala w okrêgu Hattula. Przeprowadzi³ siê do Helsinek i pracowa³ tam jako murarz. Zmieni³ tak¿e nazwisko na Waltari - by³a to nazwa jego rodzinnej farmy. [pol]

Mika Waltari - eurooppalainen
Teoksessaan "Ihmisen ääni" (1978) Mika Waltari sanoo, ettei hän koskaan toivottanut kirjoilleen pitkää ikää, mutta "olen käsittänyt kirjailijan tehtäväkseni ilmaista kirjoissani ja ainakin rivien välissä aavistuttaa mitä minä olen tarkoittanut ja tarkoitan teoksillani vielä sitten, kun olen tomua ja tuhkaa. Jos onnistun herättämään nuoret aivot ajattelemaan ja hehkumaan uuden maailman luomiseksi, ilman sotia, aseita ja väkivaltaa, silloin henkilökohtainen kuolemani ja sen ajankohta on kokonaan toisarvoinen". [fin]

Mika Waltari
Mika Waltari - strona poœwiêcona fiñskiemu pisarzowi i jego twórczo¶ci, zw³aszcza ksi±¿kom historycznym. Zawiera obszern± biografiê i wykaz dzie³ przet³umaczonych na jêzyk polski. [pol]

Mika Waltari (1908-1979)
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Waltari, Mika. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
Finnish author. Waltari wrote plays, detective stories, and travelogues, but is best known for his novels. After completing his university education in Helsinki he lived for a brief time in Paris, where he wrote Suuri illusioni [the great illusion] (1928), one of the important Finnish novels in the period between the two world wars. He was a leading figure among the “Torchbearers,” a literary circle celebrating urban life in the 1920s. From Father to Son (1936), a historical novel, was followed by the series of historical novels that Waltari wrote after World War II. The Egyptian (1945, tr. 1949), set in Egypt c.1000 B.C., is the work that brought him international fame. Other novels include The Etruscan (1955, tr. 1957) and The Roman (1964, tr. 1966). [eng]

Mika Waltari
Biografia y comentarios sobre las obras de Mika Waltari. [spa]

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