-
illustrated in the
following family tree:
Adolf Pollacsek (1820–1871) ⚭ (married to) Zsófia
Schlesinger Mihály
Pollacsek (March 21, 1848,
Dluha (Dlhá nad Oravou)...
- Austro-Hungarian Empire. His father, Mihály
Pollacsek, was a
railway entrepreneur. Mihály
never changed the name
Pollacsek, and is
buried in the
Jewish cemetery...
-
central planning. Polanyi, born Mihály
Pollacsek in Budapest, was the
fifth child of Mihály and Cecília
Pollacsek (born as Cecília Wohl),
secular Jews from...
-
chemical kinetics.
Polanyi was born into the
prominent Hungarian Polányi (
Pollacsek)
family in Berlin, Germany,
prior to
emigrating in 1933 to the United...
- Cecília Wohl (Hungarian: ****sek Mihályné; Wohl Cecília, French: Cécile Wohl, aka
Cecil Wohl; 1862,
Vilnius – 5
September 1939,
Budapest district 1) was...
- songwriter. Pola was born
Sidney Edward Pollacsek in New York City, the son of Ida (Friedmann) and
Alexander Pollacsek, who were
Hungarian Jews.[citation needed]...
- His
daughter Gisela later became the
second wife of Dr.
Julius Adrian Pollacsek,
while Franz Liszt took the
sponsorship for his son
Franz Xaver. Gobbi...
- who
wrote over 80 books.
Peter de
Polnay was born to Jenő
Polnay (born
Pollacsek) and
Marguerite de
Tiszasuly on 8
March 1906. His
father was director...
-
Retrieved 9
April 2024. Lehoczky,
Tivadar (1882).
Beregvarmegye monographiája (in Hungarian).
Pollacsek Miksa. p. 767.
Retrieved 9
April 2024. v t e...
