- Ruma and
Illok Neusatz Palanka (Plankenburg)
Becse (Alt Betsche, Bečej)
Illok (Ilok) Ruma
Neusatz Alt-
Becse Palanka Ruma
Illok 236,943, including: 100,382...
- 1091
under its
Latin name
Bechey and
later in 1238
under Hungarian name
Becse.[citation needed] The name
probably originated from the
Bechey family that...
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military topographic map as
Tisza Becse. In 1864, a
flood destro**** much of the village. At the time, the
Tisza Becse was
named after the maps of the second...
- Belgrade–Peterwardein (Petrovaradin)–Eszek (Osijek)–Mohács–Buda (Ofen)–Szeged(Szegedin)–
Bécse (Bečej) On 29
August 1526, at the
Battle of Mohács, the
Christian forces...
-
Dorozsma (de
genere Durusma) was a
genus (Latin for "clan"; nemzetség in Hungarian) in the
Kingdom of Hungary.
Their ancient possessions were in Csongrád...
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Sigismund before the end of 1555. The
Ottomans laid
claim to two fortresses,
Becse and
Becskerek (now Novi Bečej and
Zrenjanin in Serbia), in
early 1546. The...
- part,
including Maria Theresianopolis (Szabatka/Subotica), as well as Ó-
Becse (Bečej), Temerin,
Zenta (Senta) and Kis-/Magyar-Kanizsa (Kanjiža) Šajkaška...
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Austria (names as defined,
modern German in parentheses):
Neusatz Palanka Becse (Alt Betsche)
Illok Ruma The city of
Neusatz (Novi Sad) was
separate from...
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Transylvania (1342–1344) 1343–1353 Töttös
Becsei Louis I from the gens
Becse-Gergely (since 1342) 1353–1358 Tamás Gönyűi
Louis I from the gens Csór;...
- journalist, and educator. His
poems often dealt with
Jewish themes. Born in
Becse to
Jewish parents Rozália (Reizel, née Seelenfreund) and Mór (Moshe) Silberstein...
