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Ecser (Hungarian: [ˈɛt͡ʃɛr]; Slovak: Ečer) is a
village in Pest county,
Budapest metropolitan area, Hungary.
Ecser is
situated southeast from Budapest...
- Károly
Ecser (22
October 1931 – 6
April 2005) was a
Hungarian weightlifter who
competed in the
heavyweight class and
represented Hungary at international...
- Csörög Csővár Dánszentmiklós Dány Délegyháza
Domony Dömsöd Dunabogdány
Ecser Erdőkertes
Farmos Felsőpakony Galgagyörk Galgahévíz Galgamácsa
Gomba Herceghalom...
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contributions to culture.
Parties celebrating his work were held
after his death.
Ecser, Vera (21
November 2023). "HungaroStudio – in
memoriam DJ Palotai". Barna...
- Csörög
Dabas Délegyháza Diósd Dunabogdány
Dunaharaszti Dunakeszi Dunavarsány
Ecser Erdőkertes Érd Felsőpakony Fót Göd Gödöllő Gyál Gyömrő Halásztelek Herceghalom...
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towns and 1
large village. (ordered by po****tion, as of 1
January 2013)
Ecser (3,624) Maglód (11,753) Üllő (11,585) Vecsés (20,164) –
district seat The...
- DePalma, 100,
American orthopedic surgeon, teacher, and humanitarian. Károly
Ecser,
Hungarian Olympic weightlifter.
Francesco Laudadio, 55,
Italian film director...
- (1808–1855),
Hungarian painter Károly
Doncsecz (1918–2002),
Slovene potter Károly
Ecser (1931–2005),
Hungarian weightlifter Károly
Eperjes (born 1954), Hungarian...
- seat of “alispán” or “ispán” (comes).
Three surrounding medieval villages (
Ecser, Sóstókál, and Kisörs) were destro**** at the time of the fall of the Ottoman...
- chieftains.
Among these the
greatest in
dignity was
called Djila (Gyula).
Ecser followed him,
after him Bulcsudi, then Bašman, Alpár, Glad and
lastly Harhadi...
