- name
which begins with "Ko". Historically, the city has been
known as
Kaschau (in German), K****a (in Hungarian), Kaşa (in Turkish), C****ovia (in Latin)...
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District of
Kaschau was one of the
administrative units of the
Habsburg Kingdom of
Hungary from 1850 to 1860. The seat of the
district was
Kaschau (K****a,...
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district (the "Captaincy of
Upper Hungary" (1564–1686)
headquartered in K****a/
Kaschau/Košice)
within Royal Hungary. At that time, present-day
western Slovakia...
- poor
management of
private companies,
except the
strong Austrian-owned
Kaschau-Oderberg
Railway (KsOd) and the Austrian-Hungarian
Southern Railway (SB/DV)...
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dieses Landes in mehr denn 12,400
Artikeln umf****end (in German). Vol. 1.
Kaschau:
Gedruckt auf
Kosten der v. Thiele'schen Erben. p. 266.
Retrieved 7 November...
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Auffenberg II.
Corps (Wien) – 4., 13. and 25.
Infantry Divisions VI.
Corps (
Kaschau) – 15., 27. and 39.
Infantry Divisions IX.
Corps (Leitmeritz) – 10. and...
- 1848–49
Slovak Uprising Military District of Preßburg
Military District of
Kaschau Austro-Hungarian
Monarchy Czechoslovakia (1918–1993)
Contemporary Slovakia...
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Hermann Freiherr Dahlen von
Orlaburg (10
January 1828, in
Kaschau – 15
November 1887, in Vienna) was an
Austrian administrator. He was the
Austrian governor...
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military districts, and the
region was part of the
Military District of
Kaschau.
After 1867, the
region was
administratively included into Transleithania...
- 1848–49
Slovak Uprising Military District of Preßburg
Military District of
Kaschau Austro-Hungarian
Monarchy Czechoslovakia (1918–1993)
Contemporary Slovakia...
