- József
Debreczeni (13
October 1905 – 26
April 1978) was a
writer and translator, and a
survivor and
memoirist of the
Hungarian Holocaust, with his book...
-
Pacific competition.
Debreczeni was born in Sydney, Australia,
Debreczeni is of Chilean, Cook
Islands and
Hungarian descent.
Debreczeni pla**** an integral...
- György Molnár and b****ist Tamás Mihály
joined in 1967, and
drummer Ferenc Debreczeni joined in 1971.
Omega won
several prestigious awards for
their contributions...
-
Auschwitz (Hungarian:
Hideg krematórium) is a
Holocaust memoir by József
Debreczeni (1905–1978), the pen name of József Bruner, a
journalist and poet. The...
- The Life of the
Saints of
Zalka –
Zsihovics –
Debreczeni is a large-scale 19th
century hagiographic work.
Among the
works entitled The Life of
Saints in...
- Szeplőtelen fogantatás. Népszabadság Könyvek, Budapest, 2005, pp. 138–139.
Debreczeni 2002. Amit Orbán
Viktor nem tett ki a honlapjára állambiztonsági múltjáról...
- 2024. "Literary Prize".
Aspen Words.
Retrieved 1
April 2025. "József
Debreczeni named Winner of 2025
Sophie Brody Medal". RUSA Update. 26
January 2025...
- use of the
contacts and
support base of the
former state party." József
Debreczeni, the
biographer in question,
originally reached the
conclusion "regarding...
-
Johanna Debreczeni (pronounced
Debra Chaney) born 28
April 1980 in Tampere, Finland) is a
Finnish singer. She
began her
career as a
tango singer, but now...
- from the
original on 21
October 2021.
Retrieved 22
August 2023. "József
Debreczeni, Bruner". mek.oszk.hu (Hungarian
Biographical Lexicon).
Retrieved 1 March...
