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Tildy

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[til-dee] / ˈtɪl di /

noun

  1. Zoltán 1889–1961, Hungarian statesman: premier 1945–46; president 1946–48.


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Ex-President Zoltan Tildy appealed to workers to surrender.

From Time Magazine Archive

When Nagy fled, both Tildy and Chornoky helped keep the lid on the indignation of bewildered Smallholders.

From Time Magazine Archive

Neither wanton boys nor gods 'kill Major Nicholas Tildy, the hussar of the title and chief symbolic figure of the novel.

From Time Magazine Archive

Tildy still denied any uneasiness; he was quietly fishing in Lake Balaton last week, and telling callers: "I will not resign, I never intended to resign, I never attempted to resign."

From Time Magazine Archive

Tildy had bright-red hair and a great many freckles on her round face.

From The School Queens by Meade, L. T.

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