Hungarian Samizdat edition of George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four (Ezerkilencszáznyolcvannégy). Published by an underground publisher "Magyar Október Szabadsajtó" (Hungarian October Free Press) in Budapest in the titular year 1984. Second edition stated. This is an unofficial copy which was printed illegally in Communist Hungary on unprofessional equipment in a few hundred copies. With an introductory essay by Zoltán Szabó. With the publisher’s advertisements of different Samizdat publications and audio tapes on various topics: history, sociology, the 1956 Hungarian revolution, fiction. Cover art by an unnamed artist referred to as “The Designer.” Condition: Used but good. Front board and spine sun-faded. Page ends are uneven. Some light pencil marks. Pages sporadically stained and creased throughout. No serious damage. Well-preserved copy. A rare and interesting addition for Orwell collectors.