- György
Harag (June 4, 1925, Marghita,
Kingdom of
Romania – July 7, 1985, Târgu Mureș,
Socialist Republic of Romania) was a
Hungarian director and actor...
- Zana'et
Settat Salem Abu
Okhto Betawqit Elqahera Cart
Memory Ala
Gothety Harag we
Marag Hasal Kh'eer Sa3a we Nos
Banat ElA'm Ya t'addi, Ya T-haddi Shaqet...
- אִלּוּ עָשָׂה בֵּאלֹהֵיהֶם and had not
smitten their first-born v'lo
harag et b'c****ihem, וְלֹא הָרַג אֶת בְּכוֹרֵיהֶם — Dayenu, it
would have sufficed...
-
Rappert – solo performance. 1993 – György
Harag Memorial Plaque 2000 – György
Harag Memorial Plaque 2001 – György
Harag Memorial Plaque 2001 – István Nádai...
- verb (h-r-g).
Eliezer Segal observes that the
Septuagint uses the term
harag, and that
Augustine of
Hippo recognized that this did not
extend to wars...
-
Wildfire (1944) Gala Suit (1949) Hot
Fields (1949)
Underground Colony (1951) A
harag napja (1953) La
belle et le
tzigane (1958) Up the
Slope (1959) Székely &...
- Dénes, and Ernő Szép,
painter Pál Erdös,
Jacob Reinitz and
director György
Harag.
According to the 2021 census, Satu Mare had a po****tion of 91,520, making...
- Sándor, Rusz (2007). ""Legtartósabbak a
halott mítoszok!"
Adrian Rudomin: A
harag napja". Apertúra. "FilmAffinity". FilmAffinity.
Retrieved 2024-01-09....
- nyögte Mátyás bús hadát Bécsnek büszke vára. IV Hajh, de bűneink
miatt Gyúlt
harag kebledben, S elsújtád villámidat Dörgő fellegedben, Most rabló
mongol nyilát...
-
author Brigitta Gődér (born 1992), Hungarian-Romanian
footballer György
Harag (1925–1985),
theatre director and actor,
worked primarily in Hungarian-language...
