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Szendrő is a
small town in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county,
Northern Hungary, 40
kilometers (25 mi) from
county capital Miskolc.
Szendrő was
first mentioned...
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demands of
these instigators and, in
early 1437,
demanded the
surrender of
Szendrő from Branković. However, Branković
refused and
instead fortified the castle...
- Hanim, also
known as
Djavidan (Arabic: جاويدان هانم; born May
Torok von
Szendro; June 15, 1877–
August 5, 1968), was a
Hungarian noble, and
Khediva consort...
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Szendrő Oszkár (1889–1947) was a
Hungarian international footballer who pla**** as a winger.
Szendrő, who was Jewish, pla**** club
football for Budapesti...
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Tompa (4,413)
Rakamaz (4,338) Harkány (4,303) Tab (4,301)
Tokaj (4,282)
Szendrő (4,249)
Devecser (4,246) Záhony (4,237) Vasvár (4,229)
Demecser (4,173)...
- 1016/j.ijmm.2013.02.004. ISSN 1438-4221. PMID 23517688. Schenk,
Martijn F.;
Szendro, Ivan G.; Krug, Joachim; de Visser, J.
Arjan G. M. (28 June 2012). "Quantifying...
- Sztáray de Sztára et Nagymihály (hu) (1823–1879) and
Countess Mária Török de
Szendrõ (hu) (1835–1916). Sztáray got the
position of lady in
waiting at the Imperial...
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story of him
beating the
Ottoman champion, bey of the
spahis of
Szendrő (today Smederevo, Serbia),
named as Ali of
Epeiros in a duel on 28 February...
- Hungary, and four in Slovakia. In Hungary, the
components include Aggtelek,
Szendrő-Rudabánya Hill, and Esztramoill. The
components in
Slovakia are Dobšiná...
- speaker, and scholar. Anna Brünn was born into a
wealthy Jewish family in
Szendrő, Hungary,
which at the time had a
total of 4,000 residents.
Because the...
