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Baroness Erzsébet
Czobor de Czoborszentmihály (1572 – 31
March 1626) was the
second wife of
Palatine György Thurzó. Her
parents were Imre
Czobor, who served...
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Baron Imre
Czobor de Czoborszentmihály (1520 – 8 June 1581) was a
Hungarian noble and statesman, who
served as
Palatinal Governor of
Hungary (Hungarian:...
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Hungarian name for the city was Czoborszentmihály. The name
originates from the
Czobor family, who were the
owners of this area in the 14th century. (The family...
- 5694/mja17.00295. PMID 28814204. S2CID 24780848.
Vrancianu CO,
Gheorghe I,
Czobor IB,
Chifiriuc MC (June 2020). "Antibiotic
Resistance Profiles, Molecular...
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century and the
Baroque altar from 1751–1752.
After the
death of Erzsébet
Czobor, the
widow of György Thurzó, the
castle became the
property of Thurzó's...
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parents were György Thurzó,
Palatine of
Hungary and Erzsébet
Czobor,
daughter of Imre
Czobor, who
served as
Palatinal Governor of
Hungary between 1572 and...
- of the
cupbearers 1625–1641 Succeeded by Ádám Forgách Preceded by Imre
Czobor Master of the
household 1641–1646 Succeeded by
Ferenc Nádasdy Preceded by...
- Rédey as Postás Kis****zony
Angela Christian as Bözsi, kozmetikuslány
Erzsi Czobor as Irodakis****zony Erzsébet Nádudvarya sMari, Szalkayék cselédje Gusztáv...
- Szilágyi
Count de Szilágyi
Noble family House of Szilágyi Spouse(s) Ankó
Czobor de Czoborszentmihály[better source needed][unreliable source?]
Father László...
- It was
designed by
Frigyes Schulek with the help of art
historian Béla
Czobor who
contributed to the
draft of the
iconographic plan. The
statues were...
