- The
House of
Keglević or
Keglevich is a
Croatian noble family originally from
Northern Dalmatia,
whose members were
prominent public citizens and military...
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Petar Keglević II of Bužim (died in 1554 or 1555) was the ban of
Croatia and
Slavonia from 1537 to 1542. He was also a
captain of Bihać from 1535 - 1539...
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Peter Keglevic (born 1950) is an
Austrian film
director and screenwriter. He has
directed 30
films since 1976. His film
Bella Donna was
screened at the...
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Peter English Thaddeus O'****van
Falling Rocks [de]
Louis German Peter Keglevic Death,
Deceit and
Destiny Aboard the
Orient Express Ossama /
Tarik English...
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Hungary 1526–40 Ivan Karlović, B**** of
Croatia 1521–24 and 1527–31
Petar Keglević, B**** of
Croatia 1537–42
Pavle Bakic, last
Despot of
Serbia to be recognised...
- king as a donation. But
according to
Stephen Báthory was
Keglević the
owner of the castle.
Keglević pawned the
castle for 40,000
guilders to the Palocsai...
- there: "We'll see
whether his
patriotism also p****es to the Crown."
Julius Keglević responded with a
letter in
German to
Joseph II: "I
write German, not because...
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Keglevich Palace (Slovak: Keglevičov palác or
Keglevics Palace) is a
Baroque mansion on
Panska Street 27 in Bratislava, Slovakia. It is
included among...
- and Slavonia. One
notable captain and
chief officer of
hussars was
Petar Keglević. In 1578,
Charles II took
command of the
Croatian and
Slavonian Military...
- rev. 1800 p: Vienna, 1801
Princess Barbara Odescalchi (née
Countess von
Keglevics) ix/65 iii/2 3
cadenzas for
first movement 1809 GA ix/70a vii/7 Op. 37...
