Buda
Buda is a city in Hays County, Texas, United States. The population was 7,295 in 2010, up from 2,404 at the 2000 census. In 2018 the estimated population was 16,449. Buda is part of the Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos metropolitan statistical area and is one of Austin's fastest growing suburbs.
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Composer
Sándor Kozma
Former Chief Prosecutor of Hungary
Dóra Bródy-Maróti
Graphic designer
Endre Jeszenszky
Ballet dancer
Charlotte von Majláth
Countess Gabriela Karolyi
István Demjén
Musician ‧ Ferenc Demjén's brother
Dezső Bánki
Mechanical engineer
Mihály Jánossy
Physicist
Pál Fehér Musician
Opera singer
Erzsébet Hont Musician
Hungarian singer ‧ Ferenc Hont's wife
Aladár Miklósy
Actor ‧ György Miklósy's father
Dániel Várnai
Hungarian Politician
Mária Túry
Artist
Sari Belohorszky Musician
Singer
Berta Adorján
Hungarian actress
Gvozdanovics Júlia
Hungarian actress
Katalin Hetey
Artist
Jenő Vázsonyi
Hungarian economist
Ákos Domanovszky
Library cataloguer
László Rásonyi
Linguist
Emanuela Batthyany
Jenő Szervátiusz
Sculptor
Károly László Háy
Painter
Oszkár Bethlen
Journalist
István Egressy
Announcer
Miksa Neumann
Ferenc Paupera
Gizi Bajor's ex-husband
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Composer
Mihály András Rónai
Poet
Mara Görög
Actress
Clotilde Apponyi
Hungarian activist
Pál Tomcsányi
Agricultural engineer
Márta Kormos
Actress
Kornél Görgey
Hungarian soldier
Béla Botár
Hungarian-Romanian poet ‧ Attila Botár's father
Ambrus Oltványi
Hungarian literary historian
Nándor Horánszky
László Sipőcz
Hungarian jurist
Boriska Ravasz
Teacher
Count Franz Philipp von Lamberg
Military officer
Lenke Hoffmann
Hungarian painter
Ágoston Székely
Bacteriologist
Jenő Pertis
Hungarian composer ‧ Pali Pertis' son
Géza László
Voice teacher
Olga Vastagh
Gyula Benczúr's daughter
Sándor ifj. Kőmíves
Sándor Kömíves' son