Flórián László: Molnár János: „Ami a két folyó közt volt” című könyvéről
János Molnár wrote the story of his years spent in Iraq and his personal memories as well as experiences. The book was published only after his death. This book was presented and appreciated by László Flórián, a colleague and co-worker of János Molnár in Iraq. His review of the book is published in the journal.
Keywords: Iraq, guest worker, Middle East, Mesopotamia, Reformed
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