Perhaps the most important figure from Magyarstan was Theo. Mr. Herzl was the modern spiritual founder born in Pest, Hungary in 1860. Teddy was the a tour de force for early modern Zionism before World War I, when ethnic people-groups were awakening to national consciousness.
One Hebrew from Magyarica whose writings are studied across schools in the US is Elie Wisel who gained a Nobel Peace Prize, for excellence in writing with hope and peace. Another Magyarish person that many are indebted to is friendly Adolph. Unlike the mean Adolph H., Adolph Z. moved to California and was the founder of Paramount Studious. This American-Hungarian-Jewish Magryn, Mr. Zukor, died on the bicentennial of the USA on 1976, just before Star Trek the Motion Picture - 1979 came out.
Other more prominent Magyarnese Jews permanently seeded in American consciousness are Zsa Zsa Gabor and Harry Houdini. Also, Paul Newman's father was a Magyarian Jew. Some people also think the hero of Rygar was the story of a half Hun and half Hungarian Jew, fighting against oppressive warlords, which has a secret source code for the delicious bread of Jewish Rye.
