Hatvani

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Hatvan, Hatvani, Hatvany, Hatvanyi are Hungarian family names meaning a person, landowner, pedigree from Hatvan, Heves county, in Hungary.

Contents 1 Hatvan 2 Hatvani 3 Hatvany 3.1 Baron Hatvany, or Hatvany-Deutsch or Hatvany Deutsch 4 See also

[edit] Hatvan

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• Ferenc Hatvan (1860, Pinkafő/Pinkafeld – 1929, Sopron), Hungarian teacher and tourism prompoter ([1])

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• Gyula Hatvani-Perlusz (1896 – 1944, Hidegség), Hungarian painter ([2])
• Imre Hatvani (? – 1856, Buda), Hungarian lawyer ([3])
• István Hatvani (1718, Rimaszombat - 1786, Debrecen), Hungarian mathematician, scientist ([4])
• Károly Hatvani (Károly Schrank) (1858, Félegyháza - 1929), Hungarian actor ([5])
• Mihály Hatvani, is a penname of Mihály Horváth/Michael Horváth (1809-1978), Hungarian hisorian, politician
• Paul Hatvani, originally Paul Hirsch (August 16, 1892, Vienna - November 9, 1975, Kew, near Melbourne), Austrian Jewish writer, chemist

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• József Hatvany (1926 - 1987), Hungarian physicist and informatician ([6])
• Lili Hatvany (1890, Hatvan - 1968, NYC), Hungarian writer ([7])

[edit] Baron Hatvany, or Hatvany-Deutsch or Hatvany Deutsch

• báró Sándor Hatvany-Deutsch (1852-1913), Hungarian industrialist ([8])
• báró József Hatvany-Deutsch / Josef von Hatvany-Deutsch (1858, Pest - 1913, Bad Nauheim), ([9])

• báró Lajos Hatvany (1880, Budapest - 1961), see also Hungarian article ([10])
• báró Ferenc Hatvany (1881, Budapest - 1958, Lausanne), ([11])

• Bertalan Hatvany, born Bertalan Deutsch, baron from 1908, also called Hatvani Deutsch, Baron Deutsch von Hatvan, Deutsch de Hatvan, or Hatvany-Deutsch, orientalist, author and translator (1900, Budapest - 1980, Paris), ([12])

[edit] See also

• Deutsch