Zoltán Sztáray (June 20, 1918 – April 20, 2011) was one of the better known contemporary writers of the Hungarian emigration. He was imprisoned in the Recsk forced labor camp for many months (or years) until he escaped and moved to the United States. He was born in Magyarcsaholy, Kingdom of Hungary (now Cehal, Romania), and died in Portland, Oregon.
Souvenirs du camp de concentration de Recsk, Paris, 1957
From Agricultural Labourer to Smallholder, 1936-1956, Brussels, 1959
The Crushing of Hungarian Scouting, New York City, 1959
Hungary. A Survey July 1958-July 1959, New York City, 1959
A természetes szaporodás visszaesése Magyarországon, New York City, 1960
Hungary. A Survey. Vol. 2., New York City, 1960
Books on the Hungarian Revolution, Brussels, 1960
Bibliography on Hungary, New York City, 1960
Birth control in Hungary since 1956, Brussels, 1961
Haraszthy Ágoston, a kaliforniai szőlőkultúra atyja, San Bernardino, CA, 1964
A bukaresti titkos szerződés. Hogyan adták el Erdélyt az antanthatalmak?, München, 1980
A recski kényszermunkatábor, München, 1981
Hudson-parti álom, New York City, 1985
Haraszthy Ágoston, New York City, 1986
István Bibó Award, Boston, 1983
A Magyar Köztársasági Érdemrend tisztikeresztje, Budapest, 1991
1956-os Emlékérem, Budapest, 1991