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George Soros is the founder and chair of Open Society—a network of foundations, partners, and projects in more than 100 countries. His commitment to the idea of open society—where rights are respected, government is accountable, and no one has the monopoly on the truth—makes the Open Society Foundations unlike any other private philanthropic effort in history.
George Soros (nacido como György Schwartz; Budapest, 12 de agosto de 1930) 2 3 es un inversor, empresario y filántropo multimillonario estadounidense nacido en Hungría que hasta mayo de 2020 tenía un patrimonio neto de 8300 millones de dólares. 4 5 Donó más de 32 000 millones a Open Society Foundations, 6 de los cuales 15 000 millones ya ...
1 de nov. de 2018 · November 1, 2018 10:35 AM. Making the click-through worthwhile: a deep dive into separating fact from fiction when it comes to George Soros, and finding that the truth is bad enough without any of ...
Books. Maskerado: Dancing Around Death in Nazi Hungary. Written in Esperanto in the early '60s, this account of survival is told by a Budapest lawyer who secured false Christian identities for himself, his wife and his two children following the invasion of Hungary by the Germans in March 1944. Soros recounts his experiences with a beguiling ...
In simple, understated style, Tivadar Soros tells how he and his companions broke out of their Siberian prisoner-of-war camp at the time of the Russian Revolution and traveled on foot through inhospitable mountains to freedom. And this was just preparation for the equally horrendous conditions that Tivadar and his family endured in World War II.
Tivadar Soros (1894-1968) war ein ungarischer Rechtsanwalt und Vater des Investors und Philantropen George Soros. Am 18. März 1944 brachten die Nationalsozialisten in Ungarn mittels eines Staatsstreiches die faschistischen und antisemitischen Pfeilkreuzler an die Macht. Ab diesem Moment schwebten alle Juden in Ungarn in tödlicher Gefahr.
Lately having some curiosity about George Soros and what accounts for the power and influence that he has today, I came across this book written by his father Tivadar Soros, a Hungarian Jew who survived the Holocaust in his native Hungary. The original was written in 1965 in Esperanto, a world language that Tivadar endorsed and promoted.
