- Böszörmény, also
Izmaelita or
Hysmaelita ("Ishmaelites") or
Szerecsen ("Saracens"), is a name for the
Muslims who
lived in the
Kingdom of
Hungary in the...
- The Mureș (Romanian: [ˈmureʃ]) or
Maros (IPA: [ˈmɒroʃ]; German: Mieresch, Serbian: Мориш, romanized: Moriš) is a 789-kilometre-long (490 mi)
river in Eastern...
- in 1875,
where he
apparently gained a
nickname "Slovak blackman" (tót
szerecsen), due to his
darker tanned complexity. He at once
attached himself to...
-
backing vocals Ákos
Thorday -
vocals (deceased) György
Pethe - b**** Mihály
Szerecsen -
drums Laszlo Nagy -
drums Age of Nemesis'
official website Magna Carta...
- Tot
Museum Ethnographic Museum in Pécs
Natural History Museum in Pécs
Szerecsen Chemist's
Museum Gallery of Pécs
Museum Street Zsolnay Mausoleum Bóbita...
- John
Hunyadi for John Hunyadi,
killed in the
Battle of
Varna 1441
Peter Szerecsen for
Nicholas Újlaki 1441–1444
Ladislaus Buzlai for
Nicholas Újlaki 1443...
- was
murdered in
summer 1505. His
three retainers (John Gyulai,
Louis Szerecsen and
Albert Cupi)
strangled him to
seize his wealth. Sigismund's legal...
-
Nicholas and his
brother in May. The two
estates had been
possessed by John
Szerecsen and his sons, who
failed to pay the
taxes due to the bans.
Sigismund held...
- Munkácsy street. The
building of the city hall. The
corner building of
Szerecsen pharmacy. The
square from the mosque. The
statue of Trinity.
Kolta János...
- question. The same
journal published Isac's one-page-long
sketch story, A
szerecsen ("The Moor").
Early during the war, Isac was
carrying on with his literary...
