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Ercsi is a town in
central Hungary,
located around 35 km
south of
Budapest in
county Fejér.
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media related to
Ercsi.
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- Székesfehérvár.
Attempt to
encircle ten
Soviet divisions.
Halted south of
Ercsi. 1st
Panzer Division - Part of
relief force IV SS
Panzer Corps - Part of...
- Kunszentmárton (8,324) Kunszentmiklós (8,309) Tamási (8,068) Fehérgyarmat (8,042)
Ercsi (7,981) Polgár (7,908) Sándorfalva (7,772) Jászárokszállás (7,756) Dévaványa...
- that
Thomas had
founded a
monastery in a once
existing river island near
Ercsi on the left bank of
Danube (present-day
administratively belongs to Szigetújfalu)...
- 484)
Towns Mór (14,272) Sárbogárd (12,446)
Bicske (11,891) Gárdony (9,666)
Ercsi (8,289)
Enying (6,835) Polgárdi (6,802)
Pusztaszabolcs (6,099) Martonvásár...
- the site of the accident, and
another had been
found and
identified at
Ercsi.
Throughout on 6 June,
three victims had been
found near the Rákóczi Bridge...
- Cegléd, Csesztreg, Csorna, Diósd, Diósjenő, Dunaújváros, Dunavarsány,
Ercsi, Füzesgyarmat, Gesztely, Gödöllő, Gyomaendrőd, Gyöngyös, Győrszentiván,...
- the 5th
Missile Brigade (Tapolca, Hungary); the 37th
Pontoon Regiment (
Ercsi); the 60th
Engineer Brigade (Szeged); the 15th
Pontoon Regiment (Szentes);...
- Péter Baczakó (born 27
September 1951 in
Ercsi – d. 1
April 2008 in Budapest) was a
Hungarian weightlifter. He won a
bronze medal at the 1976
Summer Olympics...
- (Miskolc) Mosonmagyaróvári Városi Televízió (Mosonmagyaróvár)
Mozaik TV (
Ercsi) Móri Városi TV (Mór) Nagyatádi Városi Televízió (Nagyatád) Nagykállói Televízió...
