-
became part of
Czechoslovakia again. Nowadays, the
Slovak part of
Gemer and
Malohont is
situated in two
Slovak administrative regions: Banská
Bystrica Region...
- Gömör-Kishont (Hungarian: Gömör és Kishont, Slovak:
Gemer a
Malohont, German:
Gemer und Kleinhont) was an
administrative county (comitatus) of the Kingdom...
- Prešporok (today's Bratislava)
Pozsony County almost wholly in
Slovakia Gemer-
Malohont Gömör-Kishont
County almost wholly in
Slovakia Ráb Győr
County almost wholly...
-
apart from Lešť in the south-west
which was part of the
county of
Gemer a
Malohont. Babiná Bacúrov
Breziny Budča Bzovská Lehôtka Dobrá Niva Dubové Hronská...
- Užgorod, UNU, pp. 171–184. [5] Gemer-
Malohont Nižná Slaná Nižná Slaná (48°44’20’’N; 20°25’03’’E), Alsósajó, Gemer-
Malohont county. The slag is
product of...
- today's
Bratislava (Slovak: Prešporok, Hungarian: Pozsony), Trenčín, Gemer-
Malohont (Hungarian: Gömör-Kishont) and
Novohrad (Hungarian: Nógrád),
while the...
- Slovakia. The
village lies in the
southern part of the
historic area of
Malohont, in the
valley of the
small river Suchá. The
first written notice about...
-
villages of Šíd, Čamovce and Šurice in the east
belonging to the
Gemer a
Malohont county. The
district is
situated in the
Southern Slovak Basin, in the broad...
-
National Museum of Archaeology,
Lisbon Betliar Manor House-Nebey Gemer-
Malohont Museum, Rimavská
Sobota -Tasheritnetiakh
Slovak National Museum Antikenmuseum...
-
nomadic Hungarian aristocracy. The
Hunts owned lands in the
regions of Hont,
Malohont, and Novohrad,
while the Poznans’
lands were
mainly around Nitra and in...
