Miklós Akli
The hero of the story that takes place at the beginning of the nineteenth century and recalls real historical personages is Akli Miklós, the court jester of Emperor Ferenc.
The hero of the story that takes place at the beginning of the nineteenth century and recalls real historical personages is Akli Miklós, the court jester of Emperor Ferenc.
István Hirtling
Akli Miklós
Eva Vejmělková
Kovács Ilonka
László Helyei
Ferenc császár
Kovács István
Kovács ezredes
László Görög
Kovács György
Miklós Benedek
Kolowrat
Gábor Reviczky
Fritz Bratt
Hédi Temessy
Szilvássyné
György Cserhalmi
Szepessy István báró
The hero of the story that takes place at the beginning of the nineteenth century and recalls real historical personages is Akli Miklós, the court jester of Emperor Ferenc.
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