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Asboth or
Asbóth is a
Hungarian surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Alexander Asboth (1810–1868), Hungarian-American
Union Army
general József...
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Alexander "Sandor"
Asboth (Hungarian:
Asbóth Sándor,
December 18, 1811 –
January 21, 1868) was a
Hungarian military leader best
known for his victories...
- József
Asbóth (Hungarian: [ˈjoːʒɛf ˈɒʒboːt]; 18
September 1917 – 22
September 1986) was a
Hungarian tennis player. Born to a
family of
railway workers...
- Oszkár
Asboth, also
rendered as
Asbóth and
Oskar (von)
Asboth, (31
March 1891 in Pankota, Austro-Hungarian
Monarchy (today Pâncota, Romania) – 27 February...
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intended to fly freely.
After the war,
other engineers,
notably Oszkár von
Asboth,
further developed the design. In 1916, the
aviator and Austro-Hungarian...
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Henkel 1938: Don
Budge 1939: Don
McNeill 1946:
Marcel Bernard 1947: József
Asbóth 1948:
Frank Parker 1949:
Frank Parker 1950:
Budge Patty 1951:
Jaroslav Drobný...
- corps,
General Károly Knezić
because of his inactivity, and
Colonel Lajos Asbóth, the
commander of the II.
corps who, in
contrast to Knezić, was the only...
- the 1981
French Open, and the
first to do so at
Wimbledon since József
Asbóth in 1948. This was the
first time
since 2017 that two-time
champion Andy...
- 1864, a
mounted column of 700
Union troops under Brig. Gen.
Alexander Asboth set out from Fort
Barrancas near the Federal-occupied city of Pensacola...
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Henkel 1938: Don
Budge 1939: Don
McNeill 1946:
Marcel Bernard 1947: József
Asbóth 1948:
Frank Parker 1949:
Frank Parker 1950:
Budge Patty 1951:
Jaroslav Drobný...
