He told me how closely he was associated with Elizabeth Brunner, the celebrated Hungarian painter, daughter of her namesake, Elizabeth Sass Brunner, equally famous, both spending long years in India, with the daughter nearly her life-time with a Padma Shri in 1985 and a host of Hungarian awards to boot. Lazar has served 11 years in Delhi, in two spells, as Director of the Hungarian Cultural Centre and has come out with some profound publications under his remit on the subject, besides making this a matter of research for his PhD Malay Mishra dissertation at the Jawaharlal Nehru Ambassador University. Imre Lazar, current Head of the Cultural Department in the Ministry of Human Resources.
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