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Clara Lazar Geroe born Klára
Lazar (October 4, 1900 –
February 12, 1980) was a Hungarian-Australian
psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. She
began practicing...
- Ernő Gerő ([ˈɛrnøː ˈɡɛrøː]; born Ernő Singer; 8 July 1898 – 12
March 1980) was a
Hungarian Communist leader in the
period after World War II and briefly...
- The
European International Cup of
Nations was an
international football competition held by
certain national teams from
Central Europe &
South Europe between...
- 1971; 2nd rev. ed., 1977), and "On the
Literary Hero" ("O
literaturnom geroe," 1979). On
Psychological Prose was
published by
Princeton University Press...
- people) (1989)
Muzyka vesny (Music of Spring) (1994)
Kontsert v Gorode-
Geroe Leningrade (Concert in the hero-city Leningrad) (1994)
Kontsert v O.G.I...
- live at the school.
Greta used the
Hungarian psychoanalyst Clara Lazar Geroe as an
advisor after she
moved to
Melbourne in 1941.
Following Greta's death...
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nomination form, the
house was
built by a
member of the De Gray or
related Geroe families.
Daniel De Gray was born here in 1789. His
daughter married John...
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medicine Fülöp Ö. Beck (1873–1945),
sculptor Lajos Bruck,
painter Clara Lazar Geroe,
leading Australian psychoanalyst was born here in 1900
Ferenc Gyurcsány...
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Srazhenie s
Nadir Shakhom, (The
battle with Nāder Shah), and the Lak
Pesnya o
geroe Murtazaali, (Epic of the hero Mortażā ʿAlī),
provide a
vivid and colourful...
- "Oradea | Romania".
Encyclopedia Britannica.
Jewish Gen website,
Oradea - An
Introduction to its
Jewish History,
article by
Susan Geroe dated November 2004...
