-
villages were formed:
first Zimand Ujfalu (Zimandu Nou) in 1852 and in 1853 Zimandköz (first
called Bánkút-
Zimand,
later renamed Zimand-Bánkút, then Zimandköz...
- 1896-current,
August 05, 1922,
Image 1" – via chroniclingamerica.loc.gov.
Zimand. "Labor Age". pp. 4–7, 15–17.
Retrieved March 2, 2023. "About the Area"...
- Oradea.
Zimandu Nou (Zimandujfalu in Hungarian) was
founded in 1853 on the
Zimand puszta. Area: 74,3 km2. Po****tion: 4,489 (2002). The
installing of the...
- 1037/abn0000407. PMID 30702303. S2CID 73414029 – via Ebsco. Anderson, Page L.;
Zimand, Elana; Hodges,
Larry F.; Rothbaum,
Barbara O. (2005). "Cognitive behavioral...
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providing clear gunshot fields, the
Empire considered moving the city in the
Zimand pusta;
subsequently Emperor Joseph II gave up the idea. 1812 – The foundation...
- Mary D.
Blankenhorn Arthur Gleason Leonard Outhwaite Ordway Tead
Savel Zimand How the
Government Handled Its
Labor Problems During the War (1919) Industrial...
- Forces.
Archived from the
original on 6 May 2021.
Retrieved 10
August 2019.
Zimand,
Savel (19
April 1925). "Armies of the
Nations Still Huge and Costly". The...
- works, and with the
ability of
photographers to
pursue their livelihood."
Zimand (2024)
mentions of a
second suggestion from the AIA
representative David...
- users,
mainly real
estate firms,
reproducing architectural plans.
Margalit Zimand (2024)
claims the
exception generated a
significant loophole allowing the...
- Nógrád county, in
northern Hungary and they
settled in Arad County, on the
Zimand puszta,
today Zimandu Nou, Arad, next to the
previously founded village...
