Resultado da Busca
Books. Masquerade: Dancing Around Death in Nazi-occupied Hungary. Tivadar Soros. Arcade Publishing, 2001 - Biography & Autobiography - 275 pages. The father of billionaire financier George Soros gives a personal, low-key testament of the Holocaust and of how he managed not only to escape but to retain his integrity, compassion, family unity ...
15 de mar. de 2011 · It's WWII, the Nazis have invaded Hungary, and Hungarian Jewish attorney Tivadar Soros has to somehow keep his wife and sons (including future billionaire George) safe. While others cling to bygone comforts, status, rules and norms that will betray them, Soros understands that the former order is gone and he must stay nimble and alert to keep his loved ones away from firing squads and out of ...
- Tivadar Soros
Soros Tivadar (Tódor), Teodoro Svarc, 1936-ig Schvartz Tivadar [1] ( Nyírbakta, 1893. április 7. [m 1] – New York, 1968. február 22.) magyar ügyvéd, író, eszperantista, Soros György üzletember és Soros Pál mérnök apja.
17 de jul. de 2018 · To save his family, his father, Tivadar Soros, a lawyer, obtained false identities for George, who was then 13, and his older brother, Paul. One day, George was ordered to deliver summonses on ...
27 de nov. de 2016 · George's father, Tivadar Soros, provided a similar account of the incident in his 1965 autobiography, Masquerade: Dancing Around Death in Nazi Occupied Hungary (note: Tivadar Soros gave the name ...
15 de mar. de 2011 · Tivadar Soros was born in Budapest in the last decade of the nineteenth century. In 1956, at the time of the Hungarian revolution, he and his wife escaped to the West, where he lived in New York until his death in 1968. Dr. Humphrey Tonkin is University Professor of the Humanities and President Emeritus at the University of Hartford.
Tivadar Soros (Budapest, 1893-Nueva York, 1968) fue un abogado húngaro, conocido como escritor y editor en la lengua esperanto y por ser el padre del financiero George Soros. Biografía [ editar ] Tivadar Soros era de origen judío , su nombre original era Teodoro Schwartz (escrito Ŝvarc en sus textos en esperanto), que cambió a su forma húngara en los años 30 ante el auge del antisemitismo .
