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 65
István Szebeni
Television presenter
İsmail Hakki Bey
Turkish composer
Mahmoud Abu Warda
Palestinian football player
Anatol Stati
Businessman
Imre Gráfik
Hungarian museologist
Beáta Nyírő
Movie actress
Bianka Ballér
Hungarian actor
Béla Schick
Hungarian-American pediatrician
János Urányi
Olympic athlete
György Somlyó
Poet
János Urányi
Hungarian olympian
Mária Kucserka
Hungarian athlete
Imre Kéri
Visual artist
Hoffmann Rózsa
Former Secretary of State for Public Education of Hungary
Attila Bozay
Musical composer
Csilla Herczeg
Actress
Kari Szecsődi
Eva Kovacs
Actress
István Kossa
Hungarian Politician
Cecília Ágnes Gaál
Antal Rogán's ex-wife
Lakos János
Hungarian archivist
Nagy Edmond Musician
Musician
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Musician
Nagy Edmond
Singer
Károly Reich
Hungarian artist
Ferenc Bene
Hungarian football player
Maria Drăgan
Singer
Jahangir Jahangirov
Azerbaijani-Soviet composer
Eduardo Ermita
Former Executive Secretary of the Philippines
Clemencia López
Activist
Galicano Apacible
Former Governor of Batangas
Alexandrina of Balazar
Pierre Méhaignerie
Former Mayor of Vitré
Hone Kouka
New Zealand playwright
Paul Grant
Bodybuilder
Matt Faddes
New Zealand rugby union player
Joanne Drayton
Author
Gordon McCauley
New Zealand cyclist
Mark Neilson
Actor
Simon Angell
Sarah Tsukigawa
New Zealand former cricketer
Rachel Pullar
New Zealand former cricketer
Ian Murray Mackerras
Entomologist
Esther Gordy Edwards
Berry Gordy's sister
George R. Swift
U. S. senator
Dandridge McRae
Lawyer
Henry Sanders
Legislator
