- Gömör-
Kishont (Hungarian: Gömör és
Kishont, Slovak:
Gemer a Malohont, German:
Gemer und Kleinhont) was an
administrative county (comitatus) of the Kingdom...
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Before World War I,
Borsod county shared borders with the
counties of Gömör-
Kishont, Abaúj-Torna, Zemplén, Szabolcs, Hajdú and Heves. The
river Tisza formed...
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chambers at Auschwitz. In 1945, he
changed his
surname from
Hoffmann to
Kishont and
returned to Hungary,
where he
continued to
study art and writing. In...
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approximately 24,000 inhabitants. The town is a
historical capital of Gömör és
Kishont County (from 1850 to 1922). It is
located around 280
kilometres (174 miles)...
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separation from the Nógrád county.
Around the year 1300, the
territory of
Kishont was
added to the
territory of the county, but
received a
special status...
- the 20th century, it was
united with the Kis-Hont
County to form Gömör-
Kishont County. Its
territory is
located in
southern Slovakia and
northern Hungary...
- county. – Coat of arms of
Borsod county. – Coat of arms of Gömör / Gömör-
Kishont county (with its red
background color changed to the same blue as used...
- Slovakia. Its
territory comprises the area that
belonged to the Gömör and
Kishont County,
Kingdom of Hungary, that
existed until the 20th century. It is...
- Prešporok, Hungarian: Pozsony), Trenčín, Gemer-Malohont (Hungarian: Gömör-
Kishont) and
Novohrad (Hungarian: Nógrád),
while the kings'
private forests were...
- Bratislava)
Pozsony County almost wholly in
Slovakia Gemer-Malohont Gömör-
Kishont County almost wholly in
Slovakia Ráb Győr
County almost wholly in present-day...
