Ala
An Ala was the term used during the mid- Roman Republic to denote a military formation composed of conscripts from the socii, Rome's Italian military allies. A normal consular army during this period consisted of 2 legions, composed of Roman citizens only, and 2 allied alae.
People born in Ala (First 49 people) - Page 512
Imre Mikó
Hungarian statesman
Csongor Fejer
Romanian football player
Santiago González
Mexican tennis player
Alfonso Portillo
Former President of Guatemala
Luis Arturo González López
Politician
Alejandra Barillas
Guatemalan model
HéctorNeri Castañeda
Philosopher
Héctor-Neri Castañeda
Philosopher
Santiago González Portillo
Former President of El Salvador
Carlos Pineda Sosa
Guatemalan Politician
Arif Hajili
Azerbaijani Politician
Mihály Zichy
Hungarian painter
László Csány
Former Minister of Public Works and Transport of Hungary
László Palkovics
Hungarian Politician
András Dömötör
Actor
Péter Cseresnyés
Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
Lajos Vajda
Hungarian painter
Anett Bálizs
Actress
Endre Kaposi
Hungarian painter
Odett Polgár
Hungarian singer
József Vajda Musician
Musical artist
Dezső Keresztury
Former Minister of Human Capacities of Hungary
Benjamin Babati
Hungarian football player
Ferenc Babati
Hungarian football player
Gyula Wlassics
Hungarian Politician
Imre Szobotka
Hungarian painter
Dániel Csóka
Hungarian football player
Dezső Pais
Dilbilimci
György Fekete
Politician
Attila Jankóczky
Actor
Andrea Kandász
Hungarian sociologist
Júlia Hársfalvi
Hungarian handball player
László Gráf
Hungarian biochemist
Csaba Tóth
Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
Miklós Hajmássy
Actor
Miklós Tátrai
Hungarian olympic athlete
Mónika Csuka
Singer
Nikoletta Szőke
Hungarian vocalist
Ákos Baki
Hungarian football player
András Hársfalvi
Football goalkeeper
Miklós Réthelyi
Hungarian physician
Sándor Preisinger
Hungarian football coach
Gyula Háry
Painter
Zsolt Balázs
Football forward
Tibor Bödőcs (Bödőcs Tibor)
Comedian
Alexandra Tóth
Football player
Géza Vlaszák
Hungarian goalkeeper
