Sopron - Notable Residents

Notable Residents

See also category: People from Burgenland
  • Charles I of Austria, last king of Hungary
  • Dániel Berzsenyi, poet
  • Franz Liszt, composer
  • Béla Bartók, composer
  • Franz Lehár, composer
  • Gyula Fényi, astronomer
  • Franz von Suppé, composer
  • László Rátz, mathematics teacher
  • Margaret Mahler, psychoanalyst
  • Georg Trakl, poet
  • Rogerius of Apulia, medieval chronicler
  • Mihály Tóth, football player
  • Géza Ankerl, Professor of MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), sociologist
  • David-Zvi Pinkas, signatory of the Israeli declaration of independence
  • Ludwig von Benedek, general
  • Susie Babos, 2006 American collegiate singles tennis champion Susie Babos at Berkeley
  • Kálmán Kánya, politician, diplomat, Foreign Minister
  • Mátyás Rákosi, politician, communist leader
  • József Szájer, politician
  • István Hiller, politician, Minister of Culture
  • József Rokop, freedom fighter
  • Vilmos Radasics, BMX rider
  • Tímea Babos, tennis player
  • Sandor Gallus, archaeologist

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