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Albania (born
Countess Géraldine
Margit Virginia Olga Mária
Apponyi de Nagy-
Appony; 6
August 1915 – 22
October 2002) was
Queen of the
Albanians from her marriage...
- The
House of Apponyi, also
known as
Apponyi de Nagy-
Appony, was a
prominent and
powerful Hungarian family of the high
upper nobility of the
Kingdom of...
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Oponice (Hungarian:
Appony) is a muni****lity and
village in the Topoľčany
District of the
Nitra Region, Slovakia. In 2011 it had 879 inhabitants. It is...
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throne as Zog I, King of the Albanians. He
married Geraldine Apponyi de Nagy-
Appony in 1938, and
their only child, Leka, was born a year later.
Albania fell...
- Apponyi. The
MacMillan Company, New York. "Albert, Graf
Apponyi de Nagy-
Appony : Genealogics". Paul
Tabori (1939). The Real Hungary. Skeffington. p. 12...
- – Vienna, 2
March 1911);
married in 1878 to
Count Antal Apponyi de Nagy-
Appony (1852–1920), had issue.
Parma Knight Grand Cross of the
Sacred Military...
- of the
Hungarian Rhapsodies. This work was
dedicated to
Count Antoine of
Appony and uses the form of l****an and
friska like many
other of his rhapsodies...
- of
Sulmona and
Marie Therèse de La
Rochefoucauld Ilona,
Countess Appony of Nagy-
Appony 2
December 1866 4
children 18
November 1920 Venice,
Italy aged 75...
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Marie Gfn von der Borch-Warkland and
secondly Georgina Apponyi de Nagy-
Appony Helena Sanguszko (1836–1891)
Eustachy Stanisław
Sanguszko (1842–1903) –...
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James and Carl were
initially wary, but both
Austria (Metternich and
Count Appony) and
France (Casimir
Pierre Périer and
Horace François
Bastien Sébastiani...
