Born about in Budapest, Hungary
Ancestors 
Son of Richard Balázs
and Margit (Wigner) Dirac
Brother of
Gabriel Dirac [half], Judith (Balázs) Thompson, Mary Elizabeth (Dirac) Tilley [half] and [private sister (1940s - unknown)] [half]
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Died about
at about age 59
in Arlesheim, Switzerland
Profile last modified
| Created 8 Jan 2019
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Biography
Adopted by Paul Dirac when Dirac married Gabriel's mother Margit.
Sources
- Web: http://www.dirac.ch/PaulDirac_family.html
- Web: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabriel_Andrew_Dirac
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Gabriel was the son of Margit Wigner and Richard Balázs, not Paul Dirac. In fact Wigner and Dirac did not meet until Gabriel was 9 years old. To be clear, Gabriel was born Balázs, but was later adopted by Paul Dirac, thus Balázs is the correct name for the profile. These details are outlined in any of the well-researched biograpies of Paul Dirac, such as "The Strangest Man".