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• Gyula Feledy — Eingang zum Feledy Haus in Miskolc Gyula Feledy (* 13. Mai 1928 in Sajószentpéter; † 3. Juli 2010 in Miskolc) war ein ungarischer Grafiker und Künstler. Er lebte und arbeitete seit 1955 in Miskolc. Neben nationalen und internationalen… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

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• CSERGŐ, HUGO — (1877–1944), Hungarian author and journalist. Csergő, who headed the Budapest social welfare department, was also a prominent Jewish community official. His works include Versek ( Poems, 1904) and the drama, Az elsó hajnal ( The First Dawn, 1923) …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• GISZKALAY (Gush Halav), JÁNOS — (pseudonym of Dávid Widder; 1888–1951), Hungarian poet and journalist, and leader of the Hungarian and Transylvanian Zionist movements. Born in Nyitra, Giszkalay worked in Budapest, where he contributed to the Jewish press and, from 1918, edited… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism