File:Lieutenant colonel Richárd Fricsay, Petőfi Barrack, 2020 Újbuda.jpg

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Lieutenant colonel Richárd Fricsay in Maria Theresa (former Petőfi) Barrack (sculpture) park or landscape park (?) (installed in 2014, bronze bust, red marble base). Richárd Fricsay was conductor of the Hungarian Royal Army Orchestra. There are more five sculptures, historical figures associated with the military brigade - Budapest District XI.,Hungary.
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Fricsay Richárd (Felállítás 2014. április 23). - Magyarország, Budapest, Újbuda, Sasad, Budaörsi út 49-53., a Mária Terézia (ex Petőfi) Laktanya díszkertjében/máshol szoborparkja/
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Object location47° 28′ 36.61″ N, 19° 01′ 27.36″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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