Bánffy Katalin
Bánffy Katalin, born on June 5, 1924, in Budapest, was the daughter of the Hungarian writer and politician Bánffy Miklós and a notable memoirist. She was the last bearer of the noble title of the Bánffy family, known for her stewardship of the Bonchida Castle, a significant cultural site in Transylvania, often referred to as the Versailles of Transylvania. Katalin's life was marked by the loss of her husband and son, and she spent her later years in Tangier, Morocco. Her memoir, published in 2014, reflects her rich heritage and experiences.
Born on Jun 05, 1924 (100 years old)
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