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Hungarian writer (1863–1922)
Also known as: Géza Ziegler, Геза Гардони, جيزا جاردوني, 가르도니 게저, 加爾多尼·蓋佐, غيزا غاردوني
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- Titkosnapló (1974)
- Láthatatlan ember (1957)
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