Hanns
Anderle, Editor
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Won Czechoslovak State Prize for German Poets
Oskar
Baum, Author ->
Was awarded the Czechoslovak State Prize for German Literature in
1932 for his novels
Fernand
Bendiner, Pianist
Won King Francis-Joseph Prize
Jean
Borgovan, Composer and Physician
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Obtained prize in 1913 (Society du Fond de theatre), (Prix Cremer)
for "Les chansons de la Nuit"
Christos
Christovassilis, Journalist, politician, deputy
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Obtained a prize as dramatic author
Antonin
Fencl, Author, actor and stage manager
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Prize of Ceská Akademie for "Shakespeare on the Czech stage"
Dénes
Györgyi, Professor of Architecture
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Obtained first prize of competition in 1917 for the monument of Queen
Elisabeth
Benedykt
Hertz, Fabulist, publicist and dramatical author
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Prize obtained at a dramatical competition, 1903
Oldrich
Hilmera, Professor of Music, conductor of Choir, Composer
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1924 awarded I. International competition prize for Men's Choirs at
Venice
Bronislaw
Huberman, Violinist
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Played on the violin of Paganini in Genoa, an honor which was
manifested in a fine golden medal handed to him by the Mayor of Genoa
in 1908.
Anna
Karima, Authoress
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Year's commemoration of her writing (1921)
Aladár
Laszlo, Journalist
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First prize in America, 1932
Philip
Alexaius Laszlo de Lombos , Enobled in 1912 (Hereditary) by
Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary
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Awarded Gold Medal at Paris Salon for portrait of Prince Hohenlohe,
1899; also for portrait Pope Leo XIII., 1900; medals also at Munich,
Düsseldorf, St. Louis; large Gold Medal International Exhibition
at Venice
Jan
Maklakiewicz, Composer
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Obtained State Prize for the best composition written in Poland
during the past 3 years
Rudolf
Marschall, Professor Imperial Chamber
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Appointed Chamber Medalist by Emperor Francis Joseph, 1903; coined
medals of the Popes: Leo XIII., Pius X., Benedict XV., Pius XI.;
Monarchs: Emperor Francis Joseph, Charles, Empress Zita, Emperor
Wilhelm, King Ferdinand of Bulgaria; Archidukes: Francis Ferdinand,
Rainer Wilhelm, Grandduchess Clementine of Coburg; Bishops: Cardinal
Merry de Val, Nuncio Sibilia, Bishop Stroßmayer, Cardinal
Innitzer; Aristocracy: Prince Auersperg, Schönburg-Hartenstein,
Count Wilczek; President Miklas, General Adjutant Count Beck, General
Adjutant Count Paar, etc.
Wiktor
Michal Mazurowski, Painter
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After having finished academic studies and having obtained the gold
medal, was sent by the Russian Government on a 4 years trip to Europe
(1890-1894).
Pasha
Heinrich August Meissner, Painter
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Bestowed with the grade of pasta Rumdi Beglerbey in 1905; Bestowed
with the grade of Dr. honoris causa by the Technical University in
Dresden, Germany, 1923.
Jan
Raszka, Sculptor, Professor, Retired
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While studying he obtained first prize for the group: "The passing
away and the new Century"
Petras
Rimsa, Sculptor
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In 1908 his "Ploughman" was awarded the second prize in St.
Petersburg; his chief works have been historical medals
Jonas
Sileika, Artist-painter; Professor of Art School
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In 1920 he received $200 as a prize for an oil-painting: the portrait
of "Zemaite" (a Lithuanian writer in Chicago)
Adomas
Varnas, Painter
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Amnesty for political emigrants in Vilna, 1913, (manifest of the Czar
on account of 300 years commemoration of the Imperial Romanov
Family)
