Oradea
Oradea is a city in northwest Romania, split by the Crișul Repede River. It’s known for baroque and art nouveau architecture, remnants of the Austro-Hungarian empire. Secessionist buildings line central Strada Republicii. Nearby, the neoclassical State Theater dominates King Ferdinand Square. The 18th-century Bishop’s Palace, with its frescoed rooms, is now home to the Museum of the Crisana Region. ― Google
People born in Oradea (First 49 people) - Page 2
Cristian Lupuț
Romanian footballer
Anna Széles
Romanian actor
Cristina Ţopescu (Cristina Țopescu)
Television presenter
Cristian Cigan
Romanian footballer
Ákos Kriza
Hungarian Politician
Sergiu Moga
Romanian footballer
Adél Brüll
Hungarian poet
George Glueck
Musical artist
Béla Grunberger
Psychoanalyst
Miklós Hubay (Hubay Miklos)
Playwright
Ilona Hollós
Monica Lazurean-Gorgan
Film producer
Dezső Szilágyi
Former Minister of Justice of Hungary
Iulian Anca-Trip
Romanian footballer
Adriana Babeți
Author
Ilona Hollos (Ilona Hollós)
Zoltan Crișan
Romanian footballer
Boško Petrović
Poet
Lucia-Ana Varga
Politician
Elemér Berkessy
Hungarian footballer
Alexandru Sătmăreanu
Footballer
Áron Dimény
Actor
Reni Tolvai
Hungarian singer
Brighi
Singer
Hollós Ilona
Singer
Valeria-Diana Schelean-Șomfelean
Former Member of the Assembly of Deputies of Romania
Erzsi Palotai
Actor
Ricardo Farcas
Romanian football player
Attila Gáspárik
Actor
Ramses Gado
Romanian footballer
George Molnar
Cartoonist
Péter Hercz
Actor
Károly Bakonyi
Writer
károly puka ottilia máté
Musical artist
Áron Dimény
Actor
Tóth Andi
Hungarian actress
Andi Tóth
Hungarian actress
Szabolcs Fényes
Composer
Lázár Kati
Hungarian actress
Knézy Jenő
Author
Francis Rhédey
Hungarian prince
Lajos Steiner
Australian-Hungarian chess master
Marcel Pușcaș
Association football manager
Albert Ströck
Romanian-Hungarian footballer
Károly Vántus
Politician
Attila Gáspárik
Actor
Jenő Knézy
Author