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Martjanci (pronounced [maɾˈtjaːntsi]; Hungarian: Mártonhely,
Prekmurje Slovene: Marčanci or Merčonci) is a
village between Murska Sobota and Moravske...
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Martjanci (English: Čarda
Martjanci Football Club),
commonly referred to as NK Čarda or
simply Čarda, is a
Slovenian football club
based in
Martjanci...
- 14–0
Zagorje Veržej 0–9 Mura
Bogojina 3–1
Tromejnik Križevci 0–6 Čarda
Martjanci Gančani 0–4
Ljutomer Idrija 1–2
Tolmin Adria 1–0
Vipava Črenšovci 0–3...
- other. The
first Prekmurje Slovene works (for example, the Old
Hymnal of
Martjanci) was
applied to the
Burgenland Croatian books. A few of
those that wrote...
- 1–1 (0–3 p)
Serdica Goričanka Ižakovci 2–1
Cankova Križevci 0–4 Čarda
Martjanci Lipa 1–8 Gančani
Radgona 1–2 Grad Roma 0–2
Radenska Slatina 20 August...
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Johannes Aquila, one in Velemér (1378),
western Hungary, and one in
Martjanci (1392),
northeastern Slovenia. In
Italy Giotto di
Bondone (1267–1337)...
- Club
Location Stadium 2007–08
position Čarda
Martjanci ŠRC
Martjanci 1st,
Pomurska Črenšovci Črenšovci Črenšovci
Sports Park 7th
Dravinja Slovenske Konjice...
- Márkusháza Markovci, Marokrét, Markócz Martinje, Magasfok,
Martinya Martjanci, Mártonhely, Martyáncz Matjaševci, Szentmátyás, Matyasócz Melinci, Muramelence...
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Cankova (5) v Goričanka (5) Lipa (5) v
Serdica (5) Tišina (5) v Čarda
Martjanci (4) Dokležovje (5) v Gančani (4)
Tromejnik (4) v Šalovci (5) Križevci...
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Hungary (today
Martjanci, Slovenia) in the
Slovene March in the 17th and 18th centuries. In 1710 he
added his
signature to the old
Martjanci hymnal. The...