-
actor Hans von
Borsody. Her grandfather,
Eduard von
Borsody, was a
famous director,
while his brother, her great-uncle,
Julius von
Borsody, was an equally...
- László
Borsody (born Béla Pfeffer;
September 6, 1878 in Farmos,
Kingdom of
Hungary –
January 25, 1939 in Budapest, Hungary) was a
Hungarian fencing master...
- Hans von
Borsody (German: [ˈboʁʒodi]; 20
September 1929 – 4
November 2013) was a
German film actor. He was born in
Vienna into an
artistic family of Hungarian...
-
Borsodi or
Borsody can
refer to: A
resident of Borsod, Hungary, now part of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén
county Borsodi beer, the
flagship product of
Borsod Brewery...
-
February 1885 – 12
March 1962) was a
Hungarian cultural historian. Béla
Borsody Bevilaqua was born in the town of
Miskolc in
Borsod county, in 1885. He...
-
Julius von
Borsody (8
April 1892 in
Vienna – 18
January 1960, also in Vienna) was an
Austrian film
architect and one of the most emplo**** set designers...
-
Eduard von
Borsody (German: [ˈboʁʒodi]; 13 June 1898 – 1
January 1970) was an
Austrian cameraman, film editor, film director, and
screenplay writer. His...
- (Request Concert) is a 1940
German drama propaganda film by
Eduard von
Borsody.
After Die große Liebe, it was the most po****r film of
wartime Germany...
- 2002
novel of the same name by
Robin Pilcher, the film
stars Suzanne von
Borsody, Iain Glen and
Rutger Hauer. The film
explores how an
aristocratic woman's...
- Mädchen aus dem Urwald) is a 1956 West
German film
directed by
Eduard von
Borsody. It was
based on the 1956
novel Liane, das Mädchen aus dem
Urwald by Anne...
