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Gádoros,
known until 1901 as Bánfalva, is a
village in Békés County, in the
Southern Great Plain region of south-east Hungary. It
covers an area of 38...
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Lajos Gádoros (born
Lajos Gonda; June 23, 1910 in Erzsébetfalva –
March 11, 1991 in Budapest) was a
renowned Hungarian architect,
interior designer, furniture...
- Pada; Dibepe; Dubia;
Dudagwari Yamma; Dude; Duma; Duriya;
Fafere Tsolo;
Gadoro Pada;
Gafere Sabo;
Ganagu Sabo;
Ganaju Sabo; Gando; Gashe; Gaube; Gawu;...
- Bánfalva may
refer to:
Gádoros,
known as Bánfalva
until 1901, a
village in Békés County,
Hungary Sopronbánfalva or Bánfalva, a part of Sopron, a city...
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Takeuchi Kuchiroro,
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buildings in
Taiwan September...
- Charleroi-Marchienne. Mali Iđoš is
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Montenegro Cetinje,
Montenegro Gádoros,
Hungary Sokobanja,
Serbia Solnechnogorsk,
Russia List of
Hungarian communities...
- by a
large modular modernist pavilion designed by the
architect Lajos Gádoros. The
scenario for the
exhibition was
compiled by the
writer Iván Boldizsár...
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CANYON NEWS. 2022-12-12.
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Csabaszabadi Csanádapáca Csárdaszállás
Doboz Dombegyház
Dombiratos Ecsegfalva Gádoros Gerendás
Geszt Hunya Kamut Kardos Kardoskút
Kaszaper Kertészsziget Kevermes...
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Olympics Personal information Born (1951-02-14) 14
February 1951 (age 74)
Gádoros,
Hungary Height 180 cm (5 ft 11 in)
Weight 108 kg (238 lb)
Sport Sport...
