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January 2022. Frucht, p. 356. Kocsis, Károly;
Hodosi,
Eszter Kocsisné (1998).
Ethnic Geography of the
Hungarian Minorities in...
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Hungarian majority areas.
According to Károly
Kocsis and
Eszter Kocsis-
Hodosi, the
ethnic composition (by
their native language) in 1910 (note: three-quarters...
- (in Hungarian). Budapest: Ráth Mór..
Kocsis & Kocsisné
Hodosi 1998, p. 47
Kocsis & Kocsisné
Hodosi 1998, p. 52
Magyar Királyi Központi
Statisztikai Hivatal...
- Sándor
Hódosi (born 28
April 1966 in Budapest) is a
Hungarian sprint canoeist who
competed in the late 1980s. At the 1988
Summer Olympics in Seoul, he...
- (Hebrew: קלרה פרידמן; born 13
April 1920, died 14
October 2015), née
Klara Hodosi, was an
Israeli chess player who held the
title of
Woman International Master...
- Health".
Archived from the
original on 2006-08-31.
Retrieved 2006-09-11.
Hódosi, József, ed. A Kuvasz.
Hungaria Kuvasz Klub, 1996.
English Translation by...
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Historii Kultury Materialnej" Jahr. V., Nr. 3/4, 1957, S. 557 K. Kocsis, E. K.
Hodosi,
Ethnic Geography of the
Hungarian Minorities in the
Carpathian Basin, Simon...
- 2002, p. 2 - 522/531, ISBN 0-88033-491-6 Károly Kocsis,
Eszter Kocsisné
Hodosi,
Ethnic Geography of the
Hungarian Minorities in the
Carpathian Basin, Simon...
- Moldavia,
including Emperor Joseph II. Károly
Kocsis and
Eszter Kocsisné
Hodosi argue that the
Hungarians were the most
numerous ethnic group before the...
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White and ~28.4% in 1595
according to Károly
Kocsis &
Eszter Kocsisné
Hodosi "Târgul de Floci,
locul unde s-a născut
Mihai Viteazul". Adevărul (in Romanian)...
