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Susan Rubin Suleiman

Susan Rubin Suleiman is professor emerita at Harvard University and the author, most recently, of The Némirovsky Question: The Life, Death, and Legacy of a Jewish Writer in Twentieth-Century France.

Decision on the Danube
I reclaimed my Hungarian citizenship just in time to vote in Sunday’s historic election
bySusan Rubin Suleiman
Svetlana Boym: An Exchange
A conversation on how to interpret, and honor, the brilliant Harvard professor’s legacy
byAnthony David,Judith Wechsler,David Damrosch,Masha Gessen,Musa and Yuri Goldberg,Kristian Feigelson,Alexis Nuselovici,Stephanie Sandler,Susan Rubin Suleiman,andWilliam Mills Todd III
The Uncounted
Scenes from a postwar childhood in Budapest
bySusan Rubin Suleiman
Hungary and the Jews
Opposing views on the state of Viktor Orbán’s country
bySusan Rubin Suleiman
Jewish Nobel Laureate Imre Kertész Is Dumped From the Hungarian Curriculum
In an attempt to Make Hungary Great Again, the populist government digs up some musty anti-Semitic nationalists for its recommended reading lists instead
bySusan Rubin Suleiman
Orbán’s Long March Through Hungary
A new dispatch from Budapest on the anti-immigrant, authoritarian takeover of civil society that’s winning voters and inspiring right-wing populists around the world
bySusan Rubin Suleiman
A Letter From Budapest
A personal quest becomes political, as Prime Minister Viktor Orbán transforms a once-flourishing democracy into the vanguard of new European authoritarian nationalism. A report for Hungary’s National Day.
bySusan Rubin Suleiman

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