Finally
Posted by Andy Hockley on 4 December, 2006
Over two months after his death, reported by me back at the beginning of October, a British newspaper (The Independent) has finally got around to printing an obituary of Sütő András. Better late than never, though, and it is well worth reading.
Csíkszereda Musings 
gorgeoux said
You’ve been tagged one book, Andy. Read the full story on my blog and enjoy.
booda baby said
Thanks for that.
A little clarification, please… is yours a Hungarian family? (Obviously, yes, but even the obvious is often wrong.) 🙂
Andy H said
The short answer to that is “yes”. There’s a longer answer though which will form the basis of a post sometime in the next couple of weeks.
Sorry, that’s not very helpful (and not one of the four of us have a Hungarian passport, so make of that what you will)
cilike said
Another Transylvanian who should be famous:
Körösi Csoma Sándor, 1784-1842
In 1819 he walked from Nagyenyed to Turkestan looking for the origins of Magyars.
He discovered Tibetan civilization, stayed in a Buddhist monastery for years and wrote the first English-Tibetan dictionary.
I found all this information in a little book by Edward Fox: The Hungarian Who Walked to Heaven.
Fascinating read!
Cecilia