- Édouard
Ignacz Weiczorkiewicz (July 17, 1926 –
October 30, 2010) was a
French and
Canadian professional wrestler, gymnast, and
member of the
French Resistance...
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Ignácz Berecz (March 21, 1912 –
December 29, 1997) was a
Hungarian cross-country
skier who
competed in the 1950s. He
finished 31st in the 50 km
event at...
- Halász,
Ignácz (1893). "Az ugor-szamojéd nyelvrokonság kérdése" (PDF). Nyelvtudományi Közlemények (in Hungarian). 23 (1): 14–34. Halász,
Ignácz (1893)...
- collaborator,
Buddhist abbot in China, and self-proclaimed
Dalai Lama.
Ignácz Trebitsch (Hungarian:
Trebitsch Ignác(z)) was born to an
Orthodox Jewish...
- Designer(s) Ed
Annunziata József Molnár Programmer(s)
Attila Kristóf Imre
Ignácz József Molnár Artist(s) András
Bakai Árpád
Balku Zsolt Balogh Composer(s)...
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Ignaz Eigner, also Ignác and
Ignácz (1854 – 1922) was an
Austrian lithographer and painter.
Eigner was born in Budapest. At the age of 14 he came to the...
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parents István Bató and his wife
Eszter Imre. The bell was made in 1865 by
Ignácz Hilczer in
Wiener Neustadt,
weighs 53 q 68
pounds and cost 4558 Forints...
- 22, 2013.
Retrieved October 4, 2007. Baltás, E.; Csoma, Z.; Bodai, L.;
Ignácz, F.; Dobozy, A.; Kemény, L. (2003). "A xenon-iodine
electric discharge bactericidal...
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Zupka 2016, p. 42.
Ignácz 2019, p. 95. Makk &
Thoroczkay 2006, p. 213.
Ignácz 2019, p. 90. Makk &
Thoroczkay 2006, p. 106.
Ignácz 2019, p. 96. Bagi 2020...
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Bohemian Jewish court photographer Ignaz Franz Schrekker (Germanized from
Ignácz Furencz,
originally Isak), and his wife,
Eleonore von Cloßmann, who was...
