Birthdate: September 22, 1910

Sun Sign: Virgo

Birthplace: Budapest, Hungary

Died: September 1, 2006

Hungarian-born poet, writer and translator, György Faludy first came to fame with his erotic translation of the Ballads of Villon, raising official eyebrows with his next publication, collection of poems called A pompeji strázsan. However, his most notable work, My Happy Days in Hell, a memoir of time spent at labor camp, was published much later, earning him eternal fame.