- Jenő
Dsida (Hungarian:
Dsida Jenő,
pronounced [ˈd͡ʒidɒ ˈjɛnøː]; 17 May 1907 – 7 June 1938) was a
Hungarian poet and translator. Jenő
Dsida was born in...
- László Bánhidi László
Botka Gábor
Darvas Arányi Dezső András
Domahidy Jenő
Dsida Mónika Esztán Zoltán Horváth József Kürthy
Gyula Lengyel Noémi Matsutani...
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Cantata lirica,
cantata for
mixed choir and orchestra,
Hungarian text by Jenö
Dsida,
German translated by
Anneliese Eulau-Felsenstein (1945)
Cantus Pannonicus...
- and Gábor Halász as well as the
poets Sándor Weöres, István Vas, Jenő
Dsida, Zoltán Zelk, Gábor Devecseri, György Rónay, Zoltán Jékely and László Kálnoky...
- (b. 1860) June 4 –
Oscar Bystrom,
Swedish actor (b. 1857) June 7 – Jenő
Dsida,
Hungarian poet,
translator (b. 1907) June 15 –
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, German...
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began to worsen.
Around 1968, the
Romanian regime promoted Markovits, Jenő
Dsida, Sándor Makkai, Aladár
Kuncz and some
others as the
canonical authors of...
- King of
Hungary György Dózsa (Dalnic) –
leader of a
peasant revolt Jenő
Dsida (Satu Mare) – poet André François (Timișoara) –
painter and
graphic artist...
- founded,
whose meetings were
attended by
Lajos Áprily, Mária Berde, Jenő
Dsida, Zoltán Jékely, Károly Kós, Aladár Kuncz, József Nyírő, Sándor Reményik...
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professor Gheorghe Dima [ro] (1847–1925), composer, conductor, and
teacher Jenő
Dsida (1907–1938),
Hungarian poet, editor,
translator Iuliu Hațieganu (1885–1959)...
- (born
February 23, 1920), novelist,
living in
Australia since 1950 Jenő
Dsida (May 17, 1907 – Cluj, June 7, 1938), poet,
translator Mircea Florian (born...
