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| The Karthauzer ( | Hungarian: A Karthausi) is a 1916 Hungarian film direc |
| The Exile ( | Hungarian: A tolonc) is a 1914 Hungarian film directed |
| is a member of the Academia Europea and the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Optics an |
| apest University from 1927 and member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences, he died on 30 March 193 |
| He later became an honorary member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences and was its president fr |
| ed to join the Sociological Institute at the | Hungarian Academy as a researcher (Tormey 4-18) (Gruml |
| e worked in the Mathematics Institute of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences as a research assistant. |
| ember of the Royal Society of Canada and the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences. |
| was appointed to the directorial post of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences' Economical Institute in |
| d work he was elected (1880) a member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and was made Knight of |
| He taught as a professor at the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences. |
| he was elected a corresponding member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences. |
| cs at Rutgers University and a member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences known for his work in se |
| 2004, he was made an associate member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences. |
| Chemical Research Center of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
| He is an external member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences (1995). |
| Honorary Member of the | Hungarian Academy of Engineering, 1994. |
| Member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences (corresponding: 1993, fu |
| sponding member (1993), member (1998) of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences. |
| He was elected external member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences in 2001. |
| The | Hungarian Academy of Science elected him corresponding |
| The | Hungarian Academy of Sciences made him an honorary mem |
| He was a corresponding member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences (1991). |
| She was a member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences. |
| rom 1957 he was the Secretary-General of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences. |
| he was allowed to work in the library of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences. |
| In 1888 he became member of the | Hungarian Academy of Science. |
| He was elected an external member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences in 1995, Fellow of the I |
| He was full member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences. |
| He was a Foreign Member of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and a Concurrent Profes |
| He was the Secretary-General of the | Hungarian Academy of Sciences from 1972 to 1975. |
| ked in various research institutes: 1958-61: | Hungarian Academy of Sciences (HAS) Economic Institute |
| He was the most successful | Hungarian ace in the war. |
| 1979), | Hungarian actress and model |
| Zita Johann (1904-1993), | Hungarian actress |
| Dajka (13 October 1907 - 24 May 1986) was a | Hungarian actress. |
| tian districts had already been placed under | Hungarian administration in 1822. |
| John Walton (born January 29, 1970) is a | Hungarian adult photographer and film director. |
| tilities and no intervention in the internal | Hungarian affairs. |
| Hungarian Air Force | |
| Hungarian Air Force (postwar) | |
| Royal | Hungarian Air Force |
| It also reached number 30 on the | Hungarian Airplay Chart. |
| The | Hungarian algorithm is one of many algorithms that hav |
| Hungarian Alsani was the only non-Italian Cardinal in | |
| ch of the information and the exhibits is in | Hungarian, although each room has an extensive informa |
| ie, Maramures County, Romania, and named for | Hungarian amateur mineralogist Andor von Semsey (1833- |
| is named after Berta Degenfeld-Schomburg, a | Hungarian amateur astronomer of the 19th and 20th cent |
| Budapest - 5 October 1959 in Budapest) was a | Hungarian amateur football (soccer) player who compete |
| Norbert Kalucza is a | Hungarian amateur boxer who qualified for the 2008 Oly |
| In 1957, Bebrits was named | Hungarian ambassador to Sweden, Norway, and Iceland. |
| er, 1945., Hartkirchen, Austria) is a former | Hungarian Ambassador to the United States. |
| Somogyi (born 1945., Hartkirchen, Austria), | Hungarian Ambassador to the United States |
| That same year, Peter was named | Hungarian Ambassador to the United States. |
| He was the | Hungarian ambassador to the U.S. from September 5, 194 |
| From 1950 he was the | Hungarian ambassador to Czechoslovakia and from 1956 t |
| The theatre was officially opened by the | Hungarian Ambassador in 2008. |
| In late 2007, Mr. Somogyi was appointed | Hungarian Ambassador to the United States. |
| The concept is named after | Hungarian American mathematician and physicist John vo |
| ago, Illinois, USA, November 16, 1982) is an | Hungarian American actress, director, and astrologer w |
| ood (born in Hungary February 22, 1967) is a | Hungarian American pornographic actor. |
| The objective of the | Hungarian American Business Leaders (HABL) program is |
| Of | Hungarian ancestry, Lawrence trained as a concert pian |
| everal scientific works in both Romanian and | Hungarian, and is a member of the Association of Hunga |
| from 1984 to 2002 and won a large number of | Hungarian and Austrian National Allround, Sprint, and |
| The | Hungarian and Slovenian socialists wanted to establish |
| baklava, and came to Austria via Turkish to | Hungarian and than Hungarian to Austrian cuisine. |
| ovel has been translated into Danish, Dutch, | Hungarian and Latvian. |
| , and worked as a liaison with the Austrian, | Hungarian and later Bulgarian delegations. |
| Windisch quoth Slovak and | Hungarian and was the first publisher of an academic J |
| He won the Austrian, | Hungarian, and Italian sabre championships, and the Au |
| aperback, it has been translated into Czech, | Hungarian and Russian. |
| ma Sik in several languages, such as Hebrew, | Hungarian, and English. |
| mainly in the Romanian language, but also in | Hungarian and other national minorities' languages (Ge |
| ial be published simultaneously in Romanian, | Hungarian and German. |
| He wrote poetry in both | Hungarian and in English. |
| er efforts were made to help Italian, Dutch, | Hungarian, and Slovakian Jews, all without success. |
| 1910 census (the ethnic composition was 84 % | Hungarian and 18 % German). |
| in a multiethnic country, and spoke German, | Hungarian and Czech fluently, and Polish and Italian t |
| critical languages including Arabic, Czech, | Hungarian and Russian. |
| l state of Austria, near Nickelsdorf and the | Hungarian and Slovak borders. |
| There is, however, a | Hungarian and Slovak minority. |
| rench nanny, so she was raised speaking both | Hungarian and French, learning American English when h |
| "Peace Probes and the Bombing Pause: | Hungarian and Polish Diplomacy During the Vietnam War, |
| I'm | Hungarian and I don't use the custom either. |
| he Baroque style and incorporate traditional | Hungarian and German melodies. |
| The village is about 89% Slovak 10% | Hungarian and 1% Gypsy, Czech and Ukrainian. |
| o spoke fluent Croatian, Italian, German and | Hungarian, and had also met Prince Aimone during his y |
| e hundred publications which were written in | Hungarian and published in German. |
| oops, several dozen Italian troops, and some | Hungarian and Spanish troops. |
| eing identified in the literature as German, | Hungarian and Slovak. |
| He speaks four languages; English, German, | Hungarian and Romanian. |
| Today, they speak | Hungarian and consider themselves to be Hungarians, bu |
| ns, 6 Gagauzians, 8 Bulgarians, 9 Gypsies, 1 | Hungarian, and 2 Greeks). |
| Next, (almost exactly) the | Hungarian and Slovak region is even one region in term |
| m is co-financed by Danish, German, Finnish, | Hungarian and Irish television, as well as the Danish |
| n European languages (excepting only Basque, | Hungarian, and Finnish). |
| nce been translated into German, Spanish and | Hungarian and is due to receive its Continental Europe |
| Greek, | Hungarian and Japanese are also available as one-to-on |
| By ethnicity: 1719 romanian, 755 | hungarian and 195 gypsy. |
| ndon de Hochepeid (21 May 1767 - 1803) was a | Hungarian and Swedish noble. |
| niversity's department of languages studying | Hungarian and French. |
| t ninety sculptures and other art by various | Hungarian and Austrian artists. |
| of the Budapest Jewish Theological Seminary ( | Hungarian and German), 1888 |
| nown as Delatin, Delatyn (German), Deliatin ( | Hungarian), and Delyatin. |
| lege, Cambridge and speaks Chinese, Russian, | Hungarian and French. |
| rt and was entrusted with the defence at the | Hungarian and Moravian borders. |
| n Romanian, Hebrew, English, French, German, | Hungarian and Russian. |
| gust 1968 an agreement between the Yugoslav, | Hungarian and Czechoslovak participants was reached on |
| f a standard language as a counter-weight to | Hungarian, and the promotion of Croatian written liter |
| vakia and to smaller pumping stations on the | Hungarian and Romanian borders. |
| n freed around 350 Polish, as well as Greek, | Hungarian and French Jews. |
| nhabitants were Slovaks, 0.95% Czechs, 0.48% | Hungarian and 0.29% Roma and Germans. |
| roceeded march against the enemy with 15,000 | Hungarian and Szekler irregulars against a massed form |
| i is generally referred to as Galambfalva in | Hungarian and as the original Golumba Mare in Romanian |
| string quartets; and choral arrangements of | Hungarian and Yugoslav folk songs. |
| Oslip is known as Oszlop in | Hungarian and Uzlop in Croatian. |
| atalan, Galician, Taiwanese, Czech, Turkish, | Hungarian and Belarusian. |
| of maintaining close political ties with the | Hungarian and Romanian regimes Berlin preferred to ret |
| ench, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, | Hungarian, and Dutch. |
| es - including Bosnian, Serbian, Lithuanian, | Hungarian, and Spanish. |
| Hungarian and Polish immigrants also settled in the ci | |
| He speaks Romanian, | Hungarian and English. |
| gical institution to teach in two languages ( | Hungarian and German) and to have two separate local s |
| ver, he then surprisingly lost this title to | Hungarian Andras Galfi by TKO. |
| He began his partnership with fellow | Hungarian Andrew Marton with this film. |
| nia (26 December 1332 - 9 August 1354) was a | Hungarian Angevin prince who served as governor of Tra |
| e he spent the rest of his life, involved in | Hungarian anti-Communist emigre circles. |
| As the sons of a | Hungarian anti-Communist World War I war hero, the bro |
| He became a member of the | Hungarian anti-fascist resistance following Hungary's |
| rgence of Bocskai during 1604-1606, when the | Hungarian anti-Habsburg army almost defeated the Ciesz |
| Apahida ( | Hungarian: Apahida; German: Odendorf; Latin: Pons Abba |
| At that time the village was called | Hungarian: Apajpuszta (Apaj Plain). |
| Luncani, previously Grindeni ( | Hungarian: Aranyosgerend or Gerend), is a village in t |
| as the greatest excavation in the history of | Hungarian archeology; 40 hectares were excavated, yiel |
| Imre Makovecz, a | Hungarian architect designed a famous building called |
| Zsigmond Moravetz, a | Hungarian architect |
| Count Gyula Cseszneky was a | Hungarian aristocrat who had seen service with Croatia |
| ch Jewish descent; his mother was a Catholic | Hungarian aristocrat. |
| It depicts the life of an impoverished | Hungarian aristocrat. |
| t was adopted as the official sidearm of the | Hungarian Armed Forces. |
| various forms from 1912-1945 and used in the | Hungarian Armed Forces. |
| a unique joint operation of the Austrian and | Hungarian armies, it replaced a stub bridge, which was |
| g caught in a battle between the Turkish and | Hungarian armies. |
| d retained post-war by both the Austrian and | Hungarian armies. |
| The | Hungarian Army continued their advance, pushing forwar |
| After the | Hungarian army occupied Carpathian Ruthenia, the newly |
| al cavalry general Franz Schlik defeated the | Hungarian army on 8 December 1848 and 4 January 1849. |
| ish crescent to celebrate the victory of the | Hungarian army over the Turkish in one of the many war |
| He served in the Royal | Hungarian Army during World War 2, and was a prisoner |
| n was a success, but it also proved that the | Hungarian Army was not yet ready for full war. |
| The | Hungarian Army used this weapon against the Yugslavian |
| Fruzhin together with the Serbian-supported | Hungarian army entered the northwestern Bulgarian land |
| , they met up with the regular forces of the | Hungarian army of occupation in the Ukraine, who ruthl |
| Niehorster, Leo W. G. - The Royal | Hungarian Army 1920-1945, 313 pages, ISBN 1-891227-19- |
| The city was captured by the | Hungarian army on 15 February 1849, but the Russian tr |
| University of Technology before joining the | Hungarian Army, serving as a Lieutenant in an artiller |
| After a stint in the | Hungarian army, Benkert made a living as a journalist |
| (9x17mmSR) chambered version was used by the | Hungarian Army, while the .32 |
| and the Second Army, supported by the Second | Hungarian Army, would attack from Kursk to Voronezh an |
| utant to the Commander in Chief of the Royal | Hungarian Army. |
| exual) in honour of the elite Hussars of the | Hungarian army. |
| oups in Hungary are united on the issue of a | Hungarian army." |
| Korda (22 June 1897 - 4 January 1979) was a | Hungarian art director. |
| The Subotica Synagogue is a remarkable | Hungarian Art Nouveau synagogue in Subotica, Serbia. |
| the Prize for | Hungarian Art, 1989, |
| Hungarian Article | |
| She married the | Hungarian artist Laszlo Lukacs in 1996. |
| A later descendant was the | Hungarian artist, Ferenc Martyn (1899-1986). |
| to Paris in the 1930s and became part of the | Hungarian artistic circle there. |
| other tongue, 39,65% of the population speak | Hungarian as their first language, while 39,51% speak |
| opulation speak Romanian, while 45,63% speak | Hungarian as their first language. |
| other tongue, 49.51% of the population speak | Hungarian as their first language, while 42,70% speak |
| other tongue, 85,13% of the population speak | Hungarian as first language |
| other tongue, 95,24% of the population speak | Hungarian as first language. |
| Its name Velence means Venice in | Hungarian, as this settlement served as the home for t |
| other tongue, 96,38% of the population speak | Hungarian as first language. |
| other tongue, 21,06% of the population speak | Hungarian as first language. |
| n as Futog (Футог), in Croatian as Futog, in | Hungarian as Futak, and in German as Alt-Futok. |
| other tongue, 20,86% of the population speak | Hungarian as first language. |
| According to mother tongue, 73% speak | Hungarian as their first language, while 14,31 % speak |
| opulation speak Romanian, while 37,08% speak | Hungarian as their first language. |
| Daniel Apai (born 1977) is a | Hungarian astronomer at the Space Telescope Science In |
| The meteor shower was discovered by | Hungarian astronomer Miklos von Konkoly-Thege in 1871. |
| mall group of Hungarians who met through the | Hungarian Astronomical Association. |
| In 1990 he joined the | Hungarian Astronomical Association and became the Co-o |
| rn October 5, 1924 in Debrecen) is a retired | Hungarian athlete who competed at three Olympic Games |
| Henrik Kalocsai is a retired | Hungarian athlete who specialized in the triple jump a |
| Antal Kiss (born 30 December 1935) was a | Hungarian athlete, who mainly competed in the 50 kilom |
| itary commander, defended Smederevo during a | Hungarian attack in 1456 |
| The aim of the festival was to get the | Hungarian audience acquainted with contemporary Dutch |
| many, to a British Army officer father and a | Hungarian Auschwitz survivor. |
| Lajos Zilahy, another noted | Hungarian author, was also born in Salonta on 27 March |
| for expansion could not be obtained from the | Hungarian authorities unless he was expelled. |
| Eight qualified lists were approved by | Hungarian authorities to be put on the ballot, of whic |
| After the war, Jaross was tried by the | Hungarian authorities and executed by firing squad. |
| Germans were persecuted and expelled by the | Hungarian authorities. |
| The 37M is a | Hungarian automatic pistol based on a design by Rudolf |
| gedies is the first full-length release from | Hungarian avant-garde metal group Thy Catafalque. |
| Standing in the tempest: painters of the | Hungarian avant-garde, 1908-1930. |
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