Writers
- Bernát Alexander
- Béla Balázs, poet & film critic
- Tibor Déry
- György Faludy
- Milán Füst
- Andor Endre Gelléri
- Oszkár Gellért
- Lajos Hatvany
- Jenő Heltai
- Ágnes Heller.
- Hugó Ignotus
- Ferenc Karinthy
- Ákos Kertész, Kossuth prize winner, emigrated to Canada in 2012, due to antisemitic harassment and physical intimidation
- Imre Kertész, winner, Nobel Prize in Literature (2002)
- József Kiss, poet
- Arthur Koestler, novelist & critic
- Aladár Komlós
- György Konrád
- József Lengyel, survivor and writer of the Gulag
- Anna Lesznai
- Rudolf Lothar, dramatist
- György Lukács, Marxist literary critic and philosopher.
- Rodion Marovits
- Kati Marton
- György Moldova
- Ferenc Molnár
- Péter Nádas
- István Örkény
- Károly Pap
- Giorgio Pressburger
- Miklós Radnóti, poet
- Endre, Nagy, creator of Hungarian cabaret
- Jenő Rejtő
- Zoltán Somlyó
- György Spiró
- Gábor T. Szántó
- Ernő Szép
- Antal Szerb
- Dezső Szomory
- József Vészi
- Elie Wiesel, writer, Nobel Peace Prize (1986)
- Zoltán Zelk
- Béla Zsolt writer of Kilenc Koffer
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