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Name
  
Borbala Nadasdy


Role
  
Author

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Countess Borbála Nádasdy (born 1939) is a Hungarian noble, ballet master and author.

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Life

Countess Borbála Nádasdy was born in Budapest as a member of the Nádasdy family, a major Hungarian aristocratic family. Her father was Count Pál Nádasdy (1910–1974) and her mother was Margit Antónia Augner (1914–2006), a famous dancer. Nádasdys had another daughter.

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After the Second World War monarchists were persecuted in Hungary, so Borbála escaped to Vienna, where she became a famous movie and stage actress. The government revoked the citizenship of Borbála and she found herself stateless. She appeared in only two movies as Barbara von Nady and she played several roles on stage. Years later she moved to Paris, and worked for a ballet master.

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She lives in Dourdan with her second husband, Jean. She is a mother and grandmother.

Major literary work

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Her first novel, Zagolni zabad? (2008) was her memoirs. It was followed by two books, A szabadság zaga which was published in 2009 and Maradni zabad! which was released in 2010. She wrote a cookbook called Ízes Élet! which was published in 2012.

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For her literary work she was awarded with the Order of Merit of the Republic of Hungary in 2012.

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References

Borbála Nádasdy Wikipedia