- 1931. Iván
Héjjas was born into a
wealthy peasant family with
Transylvanian roots in Kecskemét on 19
January 1890, as a son of Mihály
Héjjas (1860–1928)...
- Trianon.
Gyula Somogyvári („Gyula diák”): És mégis élünk (novel) Dr. Jenő
Héjjas: A Nyugat-magyarországi felkelés. Budapest, 1929. Lajtabánság József Botlik...
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Durics Hilmi Huszein, with
nearly 300 ****ociates).
Aside from Prónay, Iván
Héjjas was also a
major figure and
leader of the
Rongyos Gárda.
Young people from...
- priests.
These stelae are also
called obelisks, they are
located in the Mai
Hejja stelae field,
where complex sedimentology of the land can be observed. The...
-
First edition (publ. Del Rey Books)
Cover art by
Attila Hejja...
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National Army,
particularly Pál Prónay,
Gyula Ostenburg-Moravek and Iván
Héjjas.
Their victims were
primarily communists,
social democrats, and Jews. Most...
- enemies.
Others included Gyula Ostenburg-Moravek,
Anton Lehár, and Iván
Héjjas, who
focused his
efforts on the
Hungarian plain around the town of Kecskémet...
- KHAN NŪRĪ The
fatal illness and
death of the new heir
apparent in Ḏu’l-
ḥejja 1274/July 1858
faced Aqa Khan with a new
crisis as
Jeyran accused him of...
- Imre Füvessy, jr.
Gyula Füvessy Pál
Gebhardt Ferenc Gyulai Molnár Iván
Héjjas Károly
Kaszala Imre Kémeri Nagy Miklós
Kozma Viktor Maderspach Ferenc...
- Ősök Tere, 2012 (in Hungarian),
retrieved April 6, 2023 Elfnet. "MÁVAG
Héjja – Elfnet.hu". www.elfnet.hu.
Retrieved April 6, 2023. [colnect...
