Kutatónak

Kutatónak is a 20th-century Hungarian science fiction novel written by Jenő Rejtő and Sándor Hunor, primarily under the joint pen name of F. Kromanek. The novel was first published in 1961 and explores themes of science fiction, mystery, and adventure.

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