File:Tőry Emil & Pogány Móric tender 1913 perspective in 1928 - Múzeum körút-Rákóczi út.jpg

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Magyar: Mivel a Nemzeti Színház építése 1914-ben az első világháború miatt nem kezdődött el, Tőry Emil és Pogány Móric egészen 1928-ig tökéletesítették nyertes pályaművüket.
Source Bierbauer Virgil (1928). "Az újjáépítendő Nemzeti Színház. Tőry és Pogány tervei". Tér és forma 1 (6): 207-219.
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