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Created claim: notes (P9): based on her research at the National Heritage Conservation and Design Office, Gazda was commissioned in 1980 to complete an architectural evaluation of all Hungarian settlements. While photographing and documenting buildings in every Hungarian settlement, Gazda developed a special interest in synagogues and Jewish culture.
 
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Gazda
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11 August 1933
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19 September 1990
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based on her research at the National Heritage Conservation and Design Office, Gazda was commissioned in 1980 to complete an architectural evaluation of all Hungarian settlements. While photographing and documenting buildings in every Hungarian settlement, Gazda developed a special interest in synagogues and Jewish culture.
Property / notes: based on her research at the National Heritage Conservation and Design Office, Gazda was commissioned in 1980 to complete an architectural evaluation of all Hungarian settlements. While photographing and documenting buildings in every Hungarian settlement, Gazda developed a special interest in synagogues and Jewish culture. / rank
 
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    based on her research at the National Heritage Conservation and Design Office, Gazda was commissioned in 1980 to complete an architectural evaluation of all Hungarian settlements. While photographing and documenting buildings in every Hungarian settlement, Gazda developed a special interest in synagogues and Jewish culture.
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