纳道什·彼特(Nádas Péter,1942—)是匈牙利当代著名小说家、剧作家、散文家和摄影家,出生在布达佩斯一个中产阶级的犹太家庭。1944年3月,年仅两岁的彼特随着母亲东躲西藏,躲避纳粹的逮捕和布达佩斯围城战的空袭,黑暗和惊恐是他对世界最初的记忆。二战后,父亲当上了维修工厂局的总工程师,母亲参政,在匈牙利妇联任职。50年代家中连遭不幸,母亲病逝,父亲自杀,彼特因脑膜炎险些丧命,这一切都给他的青少年时代罩 Nádas Péter (1942-) is a famous contemporary Hungarian novelist, playwright, essayist and photographer born in Budapest, a middle class Jewish family. In March 1944, as early as two years of age, Peter was his first memory of the world with his mother hiding Tibet, avoiding Nazi arrests and the siege of Budapest in a siege of air strikes. After World War II, his father became the chief engineer for repairing the factory bureau, and his mother took part in politics and served in the Hungarian Women’s Federation. In the 1950s, even when his family suffered an unfortunate death, his mother died, his father committed suicide, and Peter almost lost his life because of meningitis. All this gave him a cover for his youth