molnár
21Molnár — Mol•nár [[t]ˈmoʊl nɑr[/t]] n. big Fe•renc [[t]ˈfɛr ənts[/t]] 1878–1952, Hungarian playwright, novelist, and short story writer …
22Molnar — /ˈmɒlna/ (say molnah) noun George, 1910–98, Australian cartoonist and architect, born in Hungary …
23Molnár — /ˈmɒlna/ (say molnah) noun Ferenc /ˈfɛrɛnts/ (say ferents), 1878–1952, Hungarian dramatist and novelist …
24Molnár,Ferenc — Mol·nár (mōlʹnär , môlʹ ), Ferenc. 1878 1952. Hungarian writer known particularly for his comedies, including The Devil (1907) and Liliom (1909). * * * …
25Molnar, Ferenc (Neumann) — (1878 1952) Hungarian writer. Born in Budapest, he studied at the univer sities of Budapest and Geneva. In 1896 he joined the daily Budapesti Napld. His articles were collected in Memoirs of a War Correspondent. His plays include The Lawyer,… …
26Molnár, Ferenc — ► (1878 1952) Dramaturgo y novelista húngaro. Autor de El diablo. * * * (12 ene. 1878, Budapest, Hungría–1 abr. 1952, Ciudad de Nueva York, N.Y., EE.UU.). Escritor húngaro. Escribió sus primeros relatos cuando tenía 19 años y logró su primer… …
27Molnár, Ferenc — pseud. di Neumann, Ferenc …
28Ferenc Molnár — Ferenc Molnár, 16. Februar 1941, Fotograf Carl van Vechten Ferenc Molnár [ˈfɛrɛnʦ ˈmolnaːr] (deutsch auch Franz Molnar; * 12. Januar 1878 in Budapest; † 1. April 1952 in New York; eigentlich Ferenc …
29Ferenc Molnar — Ferenc Molnár, 16. Februar 1941, Fotograf Carl van Vechten Ferenc Molnár [ˈfɛrɛnʦ ˈmolnaːr] (deutsch auch Franz Molnar, * 12. Januar 1878 in Budapest als Ferenc Neumann; † 1. April 1952 in New York) w …
30Franz Molnar — Ferenc Molnár, 16. Februar 1941, Fotograf Carl van Vechten Ferenc Molnár [ˈfɛrɛnʦ ˈmolnaːr] (deutsch auch Franz Molnar, * 12. Januar 1878 in Budapest als Ferenc Neumann; † 1. April 1952 in New York) w …
