Sentence examples for of Hungarian origin from inspiring English sources

Medieval chronicles say that the two families were not of Hungarian origin: Simon of Kéza writes that the "family called Bogát-Radvány originate from Bohemia"; and Böngér, who settled in "the great land from the Tapolca River to the Sajó River, which is now called Miskolc" is described by the Gesta Hungarorum as having been of "Cuman" stock.

Strudel is of Hungarian origin.

All I know is that he's of Hungarian origin".

Certainly, no one has made more of it in his work than John Lukacs, the American historian of Hungarian origin.

A correspondent of Hungarian origin asserts that this name is Hungarian and should be pronounced with the accent on the first syllable.

Hungary has also promised that some educational benefits will be available equally to all Romanian citizens studying or teaching in Hungarian, not only to those of Hungarian origin.

The third child of a family that eventually numbered somewhere between 14 and 18, his father was a successful goldsmith of Hungarian origins.

Unrelated participants of Caucasian (Hungarian) origin were included in the present study, thus creating an ethnically homogenous population [ 38].

Now, Elishiva Ansbacher, an Israeli lawyer, represents 40 clients of Polish, Czech, Yugoslavian and Hungarian origin who say their relatives owned Generali policies from pre-war days.Generali has rejected their claims, and accuses some of the claimants of "disseminating misleading information over the media with a view of [sic] embarrassing Generali into paying amounts that are not due".

He has portrayed himself as the defender of a white, Christian Hungary at risk from refugees and migrants, and under attack from Soros, the financier and philanthropist of Jewish-Hungarian origin.

"Mein Kampf" is a powerful film, adapted from a play of the same name by the late George Tabori, an important German playwright of Hungarian-Jewish origin.