Who wrote the poem 'Szozat' (Appeal) which begins with the words 'Be faithful to your homeland, Hungarian'?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Mihaly Vorosmarty, a poet of the Reform Age
- Step 1: It was written in 1836. Step 2. It is Vorosmarty's. Answer: Vorosmarty. Why not the others: The others wrote other poems.
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