- [ˈkodle̯a]; German: Zeiden;
Transylvanian Saxon dialect: Zäöeden; Hungarian:
Feketehalom) is a city in Brașov County, Transylvania, Romania. The
Romanian name...
- Bergen-Belsen
concentration camp
during the Holocaust.
Klein was born in
Feketehalom, Austria-Hungary (now
Codlea in
central Romania).
Klein was considered...
- Bran (Törzburg, Törcsvár) Brașov (Kronstadt, Br****ó)
Codlea (Zeiden,
Feketehalom)
Cristian (Neustadt, Keresztényfalva)
Crizbav (Krebsbach, Krizba) Dumbrăvița...
- the kingdom's
south forcing Stephen to
retreat as far as the
castle at
Feketehalom (Codlea, Romania) in the
easternmost corner of Transylvania. Zsoldos...
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Mukachevo Tiszabecs Tiszántúl
Halas Bonchida Zvolen Belényes Holdvilág
Feketehalom Biskupice Szomolány Koroncó 1st
Saint Gotthard Titel Nagyszombat Kiliti...
-
Mukachevo Tiszabecs Tiszántúl
Halas Bonchida Zvolen Belényes Holdvilág
Feketehalom Biskupice Szomolány Koroncó 1st
Saint Gotthard Titel Nagyszombat Kiliti...
-
Lawrence arrived at the head of a new army and
forced Stephen to
retreat to
Feketehalom (now Codlea, Romania). The
Judge royal lay
siege to the fortress, but...
-
Mukachevo Tiszabecs Tiszántúl
Halas Bonchida Zvolen Belényes Holdvilág
Feketehalom Biskupice Szomolány Koroncó 1st
Saint Gotthard Titel Nagyszombat Kiliti...
- and his
soldiers forced Stephen to
retreat as far as the
castle at
Feketehalom (Codlea, Romania) in the
easternmost corner of Transylvania. Historian...
-
Judge royal Lawrence forced Stephen to
retreat as far as the
fortress at
Feketehalom (Codlea, Romania) in the
easternmost corner of Transylvania. The king-junior's...
