her contract with Lindstrom Group, and her opportunities to perform in Berlin was increasingly restricted by the National Socialist cultural policy. In Hungary she built up an All-Gipsy-Orchestra, which toured the United States in 1935 where one of her concerts took place in Carnegie Hall. In 1937 she finally immigrated to the US following the uncertain political situation in Hungary. She married Egon Hood, an illustrator. She died on 23 November 1960 in New York. References 1898 births 1960 deaths Musicians from Budapest Hungarian classical violinists Women classical violinists Hungarian conductors (music)