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Karcag (Hungarian pronunciation: [ˈkɒrt͡sɒg]) is a
large town in Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok county, in the
Northern Great Plain region of
central Hungary. Karcag...
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Karcag (Hungarian:
Karcagi járás) is a
district in
eastern part of Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County, Hungary.
Karcag is also the name of the town
where the...
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between 2005 and 2013.
Varga studied at Gábor Áron
Secondary School in
Karcag and
finishing in 1983. He
graduated in
trade from Karl Marx
University of...
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Michael Kovats de
Keszi et Kaal (Hungarian:
Keszi és Kaal Kováts Mihály) in
Karcag, Hungary. In
English historical records his
family name is
sometimes spelled...
- Köten Khan
Statue of Köten in
Karcag,
Hungary Reign 1223–1241 Born ****ania
Baptised 1239
Hungary Died 17
March 1241 Pest,
Hungary Noble family Terteroba...
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speaker of the ****an
language in
Hungary was István Varró, a
resident of
Karcag (Hungary) who died in 1770. The ****an
language in Crimea, however, managed...
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Hungarian surname of Kangur—a
byname of one of the
families of
Karcag (the
words Kangur and
Karcag derive from
Qongur and
Qarsaq respectively, and
occur as...
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Budapest to Záhony (Ukrainian border), via Szolnok, Törökszentmiklós and
Karcag. – 81 km (50 mi) runs from
Budapest to Füzesabony, via Jászberény and Jászapáti...
- Szabadszállás. In
Greater ****ania, six
older towns were
fully rebuilt:
Karcag, Kisújszállás, Kunhegyes, Kunmadaras, Kunszentmárton, and Túrkeve. The Queen...
- József
Szendrei (born 25
April 1954 in
Karcag) is a
retired Hungarian football goalkeeper. He is most
famous for
playing for the
Hungary national team...
