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1925 Student member of Inst Civil Engineers
1925 Student member of Inst Civil Engineers


With his brother [[Patrick de Laszlo|Patrick]] worked on the design of miniature radio valves; formed the company [[High Vacuum Valve Co]] (later [[Hivac]]) which developed and manufactured these valves.  
With his brother [[Patrick David de Laszlo|Patrick]] worked on the design of miniature radio valves; formed the company [[High Vacuum Valve Co]] (later [[Hivac]]) which developed and manufactured these valves.  


1931 Married  
1931 Married  

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Stephen Philip de Laszlo

1904 Born in Kensington, son of Philip de Laszlo, artist

1925 Student member of Inst Civil Engineers

With his brother Patrick worked on the design of miniature radio valves; formed the company High Vacuum Valve Co (later Hivac) which developed and manufactured these valves.

1931 Married

1939 Died after a road accident near Newmarket in which his wife was killed. He was managing director of an electrical company and a wireless expert[1]


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Sources of Information

  1. The Times Jan. 9, 1939