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| Teller was from a family of prosperous | Hungarian Jews." |
| With the help of Tibor Tardos, a | Hungarian journalist living in Paris, the manuscript w |
| rhaps Hirsch (1820 - January 28, 1892) was a | Hungarian journalist, revolutionist and spy. |
| to Huddersfield and once again defeated the | Hungarian journeyman Zsolt Nagy, winning on points ove |
| A further duel resulted when Kovacs, a | Hungarian judge at the Games also involved in the caus |
| Barna Bor (born 12 December 1986) is a | Hungarian judoka. |
| nd he coaches Fanni Forgo and Kristof Forgo ( | Hungarian junior national champions)now. |
| 1944) is a | Hungarian jurist who served as spokesman of the Hungar |
| also the founder and first president of the | Hungarian Jurists' Association. |
| The | Hungarian jury awarded its 12 points to contest winner |
| Koprivnica ( | Hungarian: Kapronca, Kaproncza, German: Kopreinitz), a |
| The Crucea River (in | Hungarian: Kereszi) is a tributary of the Voievodeasa |
| Meanwhile an anti-Ottoman crusade led by the | Hungarian King Sigismund of Luxemburg failed at the Ba |
| oined forces with Francesco I of Lesbos, and | Hungarian king Louis the Great, and they drove the Tur |
| the main importance of the church is where a | Hungarian king was entombed. |
| ng place of a Ruthenian princess Anna with a | Hungarian king and that in 1231 a Ruthenian prince mad |
| d legend recounts a victorious battle of the | Hungarian King Ludwig I over a numerically superior Tu |
| es soon gained the trust and sympathy of the | Hungarian King and his people and was entrusted with t |
| tin library encouraged by the example of the | Hungarian king. |
| Rhine and Moselle - on the territory of the | Hungarian Kingdom in the second half of the 12th centu |
| The | Hungarian Kingdom in the 14th century was in conflict |
| It was again part of the | Hungarian Kingdom between 1940-1944. |
| bered only some 40% of the population of the | Hungarian Kingdom in the 1780s. |
| Main article: Eastern | Hungarian Kingdom |
| Joseph Beck (1848, Vienna - 1903, Pozsony, | Hungarian Kingdom) was an Austrian operatic baritone o |
| in particular regarding Transylvania and the | Hungarian Kingdom. |
| In 1405 it was given by | Hungarian kings to the knight Paul. |
| , and wrote many letters and missives to the | Hungarian kings Saint Stephen I of Hungary and Peter O |
| Rudolf IV, Duke of Austria, with Polish and | Hungarian kings as participants. |
| ors of Buda Castle, the former palace of the | Hungarian kings in Budapest, Hungary, were all destroy |
| Mali Pesak ( | Hungarian: Kishomok) |
| Di Naye Kapelye is a | Hungarian klezmer music group. |
| Its construction cost 8000 | Hungarian koronas. |
| Krupina (German: Karpfen, | Hungarian: Korpona) is a town in southern central Slov |
| orst period for the Jewish conscripts in the | Hungarian labor service came after their arrival in Ki |
| Only German or Romanian delegates from | Hungarian lands were sent to the lower house. |
| er Kavallerie and appointed commander of the | Hungarian Landwehr (Honved) in 1913. |
| Leslie Blau (known in | Hungarian language as Blau Laszlo) is a noted author, |
| He provided the | Hungarian language voice of Morgan Freeman in the film |
| He holds diplomas in the | Hungarian language from the University of Westminster |
| SA, concentrating his efforts in the party's | Hungarian language section. |
| His original | Hungarian language name is unknown. |
| It features Romanian and | Hungarian language programmes. |
| In Baraolt, the | Hungarian language, spoken by the vast majority of loc |
| inical School) have all appeared also in the | Hungarian language. |
| al Nubian population and no longer speak the | Hungarian language. |
| He adapted American structuralism to the | Hungarian language. |
| e continuously became liberal and learnt the | Hungarian language. |
| lls about the history of the pharmacy in the | Hungarian language. |
| In the commune both Romanian and | Hungarian languages are used in public signage, educat |
| Its name both in Romanian and | Hungarian languages originates from a Slav language, m |
| ner (19 July 1905 - 23 September 1987) was a | Hungarian, later British, pianist who excelled in the |
| e age of sixteen, he had a good knowledge of | Hungarian, Latin, French, and German. |
| Latorica ( | Hungarian: Latorca; Slovak: Latorica, pronounced: Lato |
| In 1943, the | Hungarian leaders attempted to revive relations with w |
| The | Hungarian leaders did not think it as a waste of time |
| The offensive halted only because the | Hungarian leadership offered to surrender in November |
| the age of 26 after playing 135 games in the | Hungarian League and scoring 17 goals. |
| absolutely dominated the game and topped the | Hungarian League every season, in addition to winning |
| isont started his professional career in the | Hungarian League with Budapest Honved. |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1945 Spring season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1973/74 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1970 Spring season |
| 2009-10 Ligakupa is the third edition of the | Hungarian League Cup, the Ligakupa. |
| Hungarian League Championship - 1917, 1918, 1919 (with | |
| Hungarian League | |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1905 season. |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1989/90 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1945-46 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1971/72 season |
| Hungarian League (1): 2002 | |
| 20s, the club reached the upper parts of the | Hungarian League but it was largely dominated at the t |
| Hungarian League Cup: 2010 | |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1959/1960 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1930/1931 season |
| a has started, during which the team won the | Hungarian League three times in a row. |
| Hungarian League (9): 1969, 1970 Spring, 1970-71, 1971 | |
| Hungarian League (1): 2004 | |
| s final season as a player, the club won the | Hungarian League title. |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1970/71 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1901 season. |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1946/1947 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1938/1939 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1977/78 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1972/73 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1969 season |
| Hungarian League Top Scorer:1 | |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1974/75 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1932/1933 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1934/1935 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1929/1930 season |
| Final standings of the | Hungarian League 1978/79 season |
| He was the | Hungarian league's top-scorer in five seasons: 1938, 1 |
| Hungarian League(3): 1992, 1995, 1997 | |
| ed in 1898, initially played in the regional | Hungarian league. |
| Hungarian League: 1943-44 | |
| Hungarian League: 1991, 1993 | |
| Hungarian League: 2002 | |
| Hungarian League: 1961/62 | |
| Hungarian League: 1940/41 | |
| Hungarian League: winner 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07 | |
| Hungarian League: 1961, 1962, 1965, 1977 | |
| 990 the banner changes into "Czechoslovakian | Hungarian leftist newspaper" and on the next day, its |
| was from the first a devoted adherent of the | Hungarian liberals. |
| In either case the | Hungarian liberty would come to an end." |
| Ludwig Lichtschein | Hungarian: Lichtstein Lajos, Lichstein Lajos (died 188 |
| He was a lone wolf in | Hungarian linguistics. |
| zsef Zwack founded J. Zwack & Co., the first | Hungarian liqueur manufacturer. |
| The name in | Hungarian literally means sheep's tail. |
| With these, Mikes laid the foundations of | Hungarian literary prose, and he is regarded as one of |
| rilogy is one of the best narrative poems in | Hungarian literature. |
| He became | Hungarian long jump champion in 1989, 1991 and 1992. |
| ( | Hungarian: Long Live the Magyar!), opus 332, is a polk |
| He became | Hungarian long jump champion in 2001 and 2004, and ind |
| na Papp (born 17 December 1982 in Eger) is a | Hungarian long distance runner. |
| 71 and 1376, gaining many devots between the | Hungarian lords of the south. |
| Even though the | Hungarian losses were relatively small in number, the |
| is short for Kiskunfelegyhaza, a town in the | Hungarian lowlands. |
| It originates from the | Hungarian lowlands. |
| The capital of the county was Lugoj ( | Hungarian: Lugos). |
| Hungarian M/52 rifle with PU 3.5x optics | |
| Letenye is the endpoint of the | Hungarian M7 motorway from Budapest. |
| On 13 November, following a visit of | Hungarian magnates, Charles issued a similar proclamat |
| Ighiu ( | Hungarian: Magyarigen, German: Grabendorf) is a commun |
| Koprivnica ( | Hungarian: Magyarkapronca, Kaproncza; Pokrivnica, Germ |
| Remetea ( | Hungarian: Magyarremete) is a commune in Bihor County, |
| In addition to the ethnic | Hungarian majority, there is a sizable Roma population |
| Belin village has an absolute | Hungarian majority, while Belin-Vale has an absolute R |
| It's homogeneous with | Hungarian majority. |
| Violin Concerto No. 2 in D Minor "in the | Hungarian Manner", Op.11 is a Romantic violin concerto |
| Three sections of it, the Marche Hongroise ( | Hungarian March), Ballet des sylphes, and Menuet des f |
| His first composition, a | Hungarian march, written in 1836, attracted some notic |
| of Austria by amalgamating the Bohemian and | Hungarian marches into Austria. |
| Budapest in 1862 and it came to dominate the | Hungarian market before the Second World War. |
| iginal Zwack product was reintroduced to the | Hungarian market. |
| And the books are a kind of | Hungarian marketing accompanying this dispute and tryi |
| Ilia ( | Hungarian: Marosillye) is a commune in Hunedoara Count |
| The Szilassi polyhedron is named after | Hungarian mathematician Lajos Szilassi, who discovered |
| 1985), | Hungarian mathematician. |
| Its name derives from the | Hungarian meaning "Bagpipe Creek". |
| The name in | Hungarian means "Apple Creek". |
| The name in | Hungarian, means "raspberry". |
| The name in | hungarian means "willow-bed". |
| The name in | Hungarian means "reedy". |
| d be mentioned) and as far as I remember all | Hungarian medieval chronicles are confirming this in o |
| estern towers, following the style common to | Hungarian medieval architecture. |
| growth was stunted and the network of ethnic | Hungarian medieval settlements with their urbanized bo |
| The | Hungarian medley relay team took the bronze medal. |
| Meder (Megyer) is the name of the ancient | Hungarian Megyer tribe. |
| itle track is a re-elaboration of a medieval | Hungarian melody, entitled "U naseho Barty". |
| 2010 he also worked as the head coach of the | Hungarian men's national handball team, but under his |
| Knight's Cross of the | Hungarian Merit Medal (August 1938) |
| ment in 2005) lived 3,271,110 people, so the | Hungarian metropolis is the largest metropolitan area |
| The three Kabar tribes accompanied the | Hungarian migration from the Ukrainian steppe to the P |
| He defeated | Hungarian Miklos Varga (12:3), but lost to local Hu Qi |
| Hoping the Austrians would not attack, the | Hungarian military leadership started to establish new |
| t was paved in the 1950s and functioned as a | Hungarian military airport until 1960, and as a Soviet |
| Werth (26 December 1881 - 28 May 1952) was a | Hungarian military officer, who served as Chief of Arm |
| Hungarian military experience: Turks could win only ov | |
| garian and Wallachian campaign drove out the | Hungarian military, but in 1393 the whole of Bulgaria, |
| His works featured in the | Hungarian Millenary exhibition of 1896 and in the wint |
| This book was dedicated to the | Hungarian Millenia. |
| March 8, 1619, in Hungary, or Wechmar) was a | Hungarian miller who, according to Johann Sebastian Ba |
| acaramb, Romania, and first described by the | Hungarian mineralogist Joseph Krenner (1839-1920). |
| The mineral was named after | Hungarian mineralogist Andor von Semsey (1833-1923). |
| The formerly rich yield of the Tirolean and | Hungarian mines decreased but Anton established new tr |
| rnational attention to the emerging trend of | Hungarian minimalism. |
| and were only resumed when pressured by the | Hungarian Minister of Commerce. |
| Through the moderating influence of the | Hungarian Minister-President Count Tisza, who had rese |
| sador's deputy in Budapest was called to the | Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs where he receive |
| 7, Csemegi became a high official in the new | Hungarian Ministry of Justice, in which capacity he dr |
| Although the | Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs asked for an off |
| The condemned -two-third of them were | Hungarian minority- had their properties confiscated. |
| e creation of a privileged situation for the | Hungarian minority. |
| ommune has a romanian majority, with a large | hungarian minority. |
| gentine mobsters) and the buyers (a group of | Hungarian mobsters) are on the dock. |
| Imre Nagy (born February 21, 1933) is a | Hungarian modern pentathlete and Olympic champion. |
| articipated on the privatization tender, was | Hungarian MOL Group. |
| Currently Exxon Mobile and the | Hungarian MOL are working together in a Joint-Venture |
| o Russian music, but also arranged Romanian, | Hungarian, Moldavian, Gypsy, and klezmer tunes, some o |
| The Morava (German: March, | Hungarian: Morva) is a river in Central Europe. |
| Sowunmi was born in Nigeria to a | Hungarian mother and a Nigerian father and spent the f |
| the national socialistic “Arrow Cross Party- | Hungarian Movement” which supported the deportation of |
| In her best period she appeared in several | Hungarian movies in smaller roles. |
| He became the supervisor of all | Hungarian museums and libraries in 1897. |
| Hungarian Music for Cello and Piano. | |
| Mahasz is the | Hungarian music industry association, founded in 1992. |
| Mahasz hands out the | Hungarian Music Awards and maintains the music charts |
| st claim to fame lies in his contribution to | Hungarian music, and in particular, the musical life o |
| His music contains aspects of Russian and | Hungarian music. |
| elements, reportedly bridging Mongolian and | Hungarian music. |
| (born in Budapest on 11 February 1982) is a | Hungarian musician, who won the first ever series of t |
| established in Baden bei Wien near Vienna by | Hungarian musicians who had fled their homeland after |
| The band recorded with | Hungarian musicians Zoltan Metenyi (drums), Istvan Ste |
| Valea Viilor (German: Wurmloch; | Hungarian: Nagybaromlak) is a commune located in Sibiu |
| political activist born in Velykyj Bereznyj ( | Hungarian: Nagyberezna), Austria-Hungary (modern-day U |
| Valea Mare ( | Hungarian: Nagypatak) is a commune in Covasna County, |
| The commune | Hungarian name means "fowler", the Romanian name deriv |
| Bad Radkersburg (Slovene: Radgona, old | Hungarian name Regede) is a city in the southeast of t |
| The | Hungarian name means "barley". |
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