Imre

However, not all of the information was discovered, so Imre is reconstituted as a female and, of course, without all of his memories.

Review: Saturn Returns by Sean Williams 2007

"We open trade tonight, at a place called Imre Stand."

The Shadow Rising Jordan, Robert, 1948- 1992

Based on the autobiographical novel by Nobel Prize winner Imre Kertezs, Lajos Koltai's coming-of-age drama "Fateless" examines the Holocaust through the eyes of a child who of necessity grows up fast, trying all the while to make the best of the worst situation.

John Farr: Never Again: Ten Great Holocaust Films You May Have Missed John Farr 2010

Imre Varga's weeping-willow-like monument, "Memorial of the Martyrs," stands to this day in the courtyard of the Dohány Synagogue.

Tom Teicholz: The Man Who Was Tony Curtis Tom Teicholz 2010

Based on the autobiographical novel by Nobel Prize winner Imre Kertezs, Lajos Koltai's coming-of-age drama "Fateless" examines the Holocaust through the eyes of a child who of necessity grows up fast, trying all the while to make the best of the worst situation.

John Farr: Never Again: Ten Great Holocaust Films You May Have Missed John Farr 2010

Based on the autobiographical novel by Nobel Prize winner Imre Kertezs, Lajos Koltai's coming-of-age drama "Fateless" examines the Holocaust through the eyes of a child who of necessity grows up fast, trying all the while to make the best of the worst situation.

John Farr: Never Again: Ten Great Holocaust Films You May Have Missed John Farr 2010

[…] The CEO of the company was Sándor Szabó and on the board we find Imre Pákh, István Seffer, the plastic surgeon from Kaposvár, and Ádám Fásy, a “media star” who apparently became rich as a result of starting beauty pageants in Hungary.

Global Voices in English » Hungary, Ukraine: Illegal Stem Cell Therapy 2009

Imre Varga's weeping-willow-like monument, "Memorial of the Martyrs," stands to this day in the courtyard of the Dohány Synagogue.

Tom Teicholz: The Man Who Was Tony Curtis Tom Teicholz 2010

The architecture world is a poorer place without the Hungarian Imre Makovecz, who crafted haunting, low-budget timber "building beings" in the days of Communist rule, before shaping the glorious Hungarian pavilion at the 1992 Seville Expo.

The best architecture of 2011: Jonathan Glancey's choice 2011

The match had looked set to finish in a draw after Christian Wilhelmsson's 60th-minute goal cancelled out Imre Szabics's opener for Hungary just before half-time.

Arsenal's Robin van Persie hits four as Holland close in on Euro 2012 2011