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Dezső Szomory

Dezső Szomory was a Hungarian journalist, writer, playwright, music critic and composer (1869–1944). He was born in Pest and died in Budapest.

Also recorded as Dezsö Szomory · Mór Weisz

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  1. 1869

    Dezső Szomory born at Pest.

  2. 1944

    Dezső Szomory died at Budapest.

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  • Pest

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Dezső Szomory was recorded at birth as Weisz Mór. The authorities additionally record the headings Dezsö Szomory and Mór Weisz. His recorded languages were Hungarian, French, German and Biblical Hebrew.

Dezső Szomory is recorded as journalist, writer, playwright, music critic and composer.

Szomory, Dezső; ursprüngl.

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  • Mór Weisz

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