He graduated at Corvinus University of Budapest majoring in economical planning/mathematics in 1969, and earned his doctoral title. He was one of the Hungarian investment bank's economists from 1969 to 1972, after that he was a journalist at a university magazine, titled "Közgazdász" ("Economist"). From 1973 he was the director of the "Vidám Színpad", later the director of the "Mikroszkóp Színpad". In 1974 he was the winner of Magyar Rádió's first humourfestival. From 1975 he was the editor of the Rádiókabaré. From 1989 he is owner, editor, and frequent contributor to the satirical political biweekly Hócipő (Overshoe). 14 of his books have been published.
He was jailed for one night (26/27 March 2007), rather than paying a traffic fine.[1]
Personal lifeedit
His hobbies are soccer and chess. He owns a holiday house in Balatonszárszó. His favorite composer is Richard Wagner. He is an avid fan of the races. His favourite horse is the Hungarian horse Overdose. Farkasházy wrote a book about this horse. His two favourite paintings were painted by Frans Hals. He likes to drink Hungarian red wine and especially the palinka.
Familyedit
He is married. His wife, Noémi Benedek (nickname "Mimi", after the La bohème's Mimi) is a master violin-maker (as is her father). He has children and twin grandchildren. He is famous because of his big family (based on his stories, which he says in the Heti Hetes, he has many family members). His family members are Lippo Hertzka, Móric Farkasházi Fischer[2] and many others.
Appearances in Heti Hetesedit
He is one of the permanent members of the weekly show "Heti Hetes" (Hungarian version of 7 Tage, 7 Köpfe). He sits on the seventh place. He was in the first Heti Hetes in 1999. He's best known for his long stories. He is one of the most popular members in this show. The other members often joke about his stories, because (based on his stories) he was in so many places and many different events.
Awardsedit
Winner of the Magyar Rádió's first humourfestival (1974)
This page is (partly) translated from the Hungarian Wikipedia article.
April 12, 2024
tivadar, farkasházy, major, contributor, this, article, appears, have, close, connection, with, subject, require, cleanup, comply, with, wikipedia, content, policies, particularly, neutral, point, view, please, discuss, further, talk, page, september, 2011, le. A major contributor to this article appears to have a close connection with its subject It may require cleanup to comply with Wikipedia s content policies particularly neutral point of view Please discuss further on the talk page September 2011 Learn how and when to remove this template message The native form of this personal name is Farkashazy Tivadar This article uses Western name order when mentioning individuals Tivadar Farkashazy nickname Teddy born 15 December 1945 in Budapest Hungary is a Hungarian humorist author and journalist Tivadar Farkashazy Contents 1 Biography 2 Personal life 3 Family 4 Appearances in Heti Hetes 5 Awards 6 Books 7 External links 8 Sources and notesBiography editHe graduated at Corvinus University of Budapest majoring in economical planning mathematics in 1969 and earned his doctoral title He was one of the Hungarian investment bank s economists from 1969 to 1972 after that he was a journalist at a university magazine titled Kozgazdasz Economist From 1973 he was the director of the Vidam Szinpad later the director of the Mikroszkop Szinpad In 1974 he was the winner of Magyar Radio s first humourfestival From 1975 he was the editor of the Radiokabare From 1989 he is owner editor and frequent contributor to the satirical political biweekly Hocipo Overshoe 14 of his books have been published He was jailed for one night 26 27 March 2007 rather than paying a traffic fine 1 Personal life editHis hobbies are soccer and chess He owns a holiday house in Balatonszarszo His favorite composer is Richard Wagner He is an avid fan of the races His favourite horse is the Hungarian horse Overdose Farkashazy wrote a book about this horse His two favourite paintings were painted by Frans Hals He likes to drink Hungarian red wine and especially the palinka Family editHe is married His wife Noemi Benedek nickname Mimi after the La boheme s Mimi is a master violin maker as is her father He has children and twin grandchildren He is famous because of his big family based on his stories which he says in the Heti Hetes he has many family members His family members are Lippo Hertzka Moric Farkashazi Fischer 2 and many others Appearances in Heti Hetes editHe is one of the permanent members of the weekly show Heti Hetes Hungarian version of 7 Tage 7 Kopfe He sits on the seventh place He was in the first Heti Hetes in 1999 He s best known for his long stories He is one of the most popular members in this show The other members often joke about his stories because based on his stories he was in so many places and many different events Awards editWinner of the Magyar Radio s first humourfestival 1974 Karinthy ring 1986 Opus prize 1991 Hungarian Pulitzer Prize 1992 Maecenas prize 1993 Collective Hungarian Pulitzer Prize 2000 Books editOverdose a veretlen 11 2008 The book s website Bobby visszater avagy a Fischer rejtely 2008 The book s website 32 figura a sakk regenye 2007 The book s website Zsokekrul a loverseny regenye 2006 The book s website Ir Ur avagy bucsu a kabaretol 2004 The book s website A kek mauritius 2002 The book s website Fulig Jimmy kiadott es kiadatlan levelei 2002 Het es fel 2001 Hetedik 2000 Fulig Jimmy kiadatlan levelei 1998 Atlasszal Hocipoben 1995 Nem Ertem 1994 Tevesek vegjateka 1989 Mitisir a hogyishivjak 1988 22 Bolond a Radiokabarebol 1987 External links editYouTube videos about his appearances in Heti Hetes YouTube videos about his appearances in Heti Hetes this isn t the same link as the one above Farkashazy s websiteSources and notes edit Farkashazy kijott a sittrol 27 March 2007 http veszprem hir6 hu cikk 19218 080924 felavattak a gyaralapito fischer mor szobrat herenden dead link This page is partly translated from the Hungarian Wikipedia article Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Tivadar Farkashazy amp oldid 1174808462, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
