Background
Sandor, Count Robert von was born on April 16, 1929 in Budapest, Hungary. Son of Louis and Irene (Bauer) von Sandor.
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Count Robert von Sandor
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Education
Doctor of Philosophy, University Arizona, 1987. Doctor of Letters (honorary), University Foundation, Delaware, 1987. HHD (honorary), Albert Einstein Academy Foundation, Kansas, 1990.
Career
Dean College of Optometry, Stockholm, 1954-1967. Head of information Council of Information of Visual Sciences, 1967-1985. Senior lecturer, researcher College Applied Visual Sciences, Sigtuna, Sweden, from 1985.
Head of information Hoya-Optikslip, Stockholm, 1985-1996. Board directors Optichistorical Museum Sweden, since 1996. Chief research Institute Japanology, Teckomatorp, Sweden, since 1991, adjunct professor clinical optometry, visual science and physiological optics, 1992.
Achievements
Membership
President The Japanese The-Ceremony Foundation, Stockholm, 1990-1996, Japanese Token and Bijutsu Center, Stockholm, since 1980. Fellow American Academy Optometry, New York Academy of Sciences. Member Swedish Optometric Association (board directors 1985-1990, Medal of Merit 1985), International Federation Japanese Fencing (vice president 1970-1980, Gold medal 1989), European Kendo Federation (h. president 1982, Medal of Merit 1982), Judo Club Stockholm (president 1960-1974, Gold medal 1974), Budo Club Lidingo (president 1970-1996, Medal of Merit 1990), European Association Japanese Fencing (president 1970-1982), Swedish Budo Federation (president 1980-1982, Medal of Merit 1985), Stockholm-Sergel Rotary Club (president 1990-1991).
Interests
Connections
Married Anita Bernice Johansson, April 4, 1952. Children: Jan-Douglas, Helen Bernice.
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Nationality
Hungarian -
Ethnicity
Education
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1987
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1987
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1990
Career
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1954 - 1967
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1967 - 1985
Awards
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Recipient Gullstrand medal, 1979, Peace medal Albert Einstein Academy Foundation, 1988, Alfred Nobel medal International Academy Foundation, 1991, Gold medal of merits Swedish Sport Federation, 1980, Swedish Judo Association, 1964, Medal of merit University Medicine, Budapest, 1947, The Einstein Academy Cross of Merit, 1992.Recipient Gullstrand medal, 1979, Peace medal Albert Einstein Academy Foundation, 1988, Alfred Nobel medal International Academy Foundation, 1991, Gold medal of merits Swedish Sport Federation, 1980, Swedish Judo Association, 1964, Medal of merit University Medicine, Budapest, 1947, The Einstein Academy Cross of Merit, 1992.