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Sarolta is an 1862
Hungarian opera by
Ferenc Erkel. The
comic opera Sarolta (1862) in
three acts, was
completed and
first performed a year
after the opera...
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Sarolta Zalatnay (born
Charlotte Sacher in Budapest, Hungary, 14
December 1947) is a
Hungarian singer. She has been
noted for a
flourishing po****r music...
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Sarolta Kovács (born 12
March 1991) is a
Hungarian modern pentathlete. An
individual and team
World Champion, she
competed in the
modern pentathlon at...
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Sarolta Stieber (23 May 1905 – 1985) was a
Hungarian swimmer. She
competed in the women's 100
metre freestyle event at the 1928
Summer Olympics. Evans...
- 23 May 1918) was a
Hungarian poet and journalist. As a female,
Countess Sarolta Vay was one of the
first Hungarian women to
complete university studies...
- 2018-12-15. Eck, Werner;
translated by
Deborah Lucas Schneider; new
material by
Sarolta A. Takács. (2003) The Age of Augustus. Oxford:
Blackwell Publishing (hardcover...
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Sarolta Steinberger (12
September 1875 – 24
November 1965) was one of the
first women to
qualify as a
physician in Hungary.
Steinberger was born in Tiszaújlak...
- July 11, 2022.
Retrieved February 18, 2023 – via ScholarSpace. Takacs,
Sarolta (2015). The
Modern World:
Civilizations of Africa,
Civilizations of Europe...
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Sarolta Geőcze de Szendrő (Hungarian: szendrői Geőcze
Sarolta; 27
December 1862 – 23
September 1928) was a
Hungarian Christian socialist women's rights...
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Sarolta Lukacs (née Mathe) is a
female Hungarian former international table tennis player. She won two
bronze medals at the
World Table Tennis Championships...
