- Look up
harmat in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Harmat or
Harmath is a
Hungarian surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Artúr
Harmat (1885–1962)...
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Zoltan "Shimshon"
Harmat, born
Stern (Hebrew: זולטאן "שימשון" הרמט;
August 20, 1900, in Máramarossziget,
Hungary - June 1, 1985, in Israel) was an Israeli...
- Artúr
Harmat (27 June 1885 in Bojná – 26
April 1962 in Budapest) was a
Hungarian composer. He was a
student of
Ferenc Kersch. De
Profundis on
Musica Sacra...
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Mechili (Arabic: المخيلي) is a
small village in Cyrenaica,
Libya and the site of a
former Turkish fort. It is
nearly 274 km (170 mi) east of
Benghazi and...
- the
conference Maulana Fazlur Rehman declared the
observance of Youm-e-
Harmat Masjid Aqsa on
December 8
across the country.
Ismail Haniyeh, the leader...
- 1007/s11422-016-9794-9. S2CID 255162908. Peifer, Corinna; Wolters, Gina;
Harmat, László; Heutte, Jean; Tan, Jasmine; Freire, Teresa; Tavares, Dionísia;...
- Péter Láng György Molnár
Ferenc Tornóczky István Varsányi András
Kovacsics László
Harmat József Laux Tamás Somló Mária
Wittek Gábor
Presser Tamás Mihály...
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British architect whose company drew the
plans of the
building Zoltan Harmat (1900–1985), Hungarian-born
Jewish architect who
contributed in designing...
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Budapest on Good
Friday 29
March 1929,
conducted by the
composer Artúr
Harmat,
Professor of
Church Music at the
Liszt Academy. The work
follows the fourteen...
- historian, critic, educator, and anthologist, Yale
University professor Zoltan Harmat (born "Stern"; 1900–1985),
Israeli architect Simon Hollósy (1857–1918),...
