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Kistarcsa (Hungarian: [ˈkiʃtɒrt͡ʃɒ]) is a town in Pest County,
Budapest metropolitan area, Hungary. A site of the
Kistarcsa concentration camp during...
- To
serve this purpose, a
large number of
internment camps (e.g., in
Kistarcsa,
Recsk (Recsk
forced labor camp), Tiszalök,
Kazincbarcika and according...
- Mátyásföld alsó (Lower Matthiasfield)
Cinkota Ilonatelep Kistarcsa, kórház (Hospital)
Kistarcsa Zsófialiget
Kerepes Szilasliget Mogyoród
Szentjakab Gödöllő...
- the
state security prison in
Mosonyi Street) and
internment camps (in
Kistarcsa, Recsk, Tiszalök,
Kazincbarcika and
according to the
latest research,...
- (Mexico City) György Bálint 100
Politician and
horticulturist Hungary (
Kistarcsa)
Talib Jauhari 80
Islamic scholar ****stan (Karachi)
Bernardino Piñera...
- Hajdúhadház (12,747) Újfehértó (12,607) Gárdony (12,600) Nagykáta (12,384)
Kistarcsa (12,383) Bátonyterenye (12,221)
Albertirsa (12,188) Nyírbátor (12,146)...
- Törökbálint (12,841) Biatorbágy (12,484) Nagykáta (12,467)
Albertirsa (12,016)
Kistarcsa (11,953) Maglód (11,738)
Pilis (11,568) Üllő (11,425)
Isaszeg (11,152)...
- born in
Hatvan on 2
January 1892. He died in
prison on 4
March 1951 at
Kistarcsa, Hungary. His
death is
recognised as
martyrdom by the
Catholic Church...
- Gödöllő Gyál Gyömrő Halásztelek
Herceghalom Inárcs
Isaszeg Kakucs Kerepes Kistarcsa Kisoroszi Leányfalu Majosháza Maglód Mogyoród
Monor Nagykovácsi Nagytarcsa...
- Vitéz (Sir) László Háry (11
August 1890, Gyömöre – 13
February 1953,
Kistarcsa) was a
major general,
aviator and a
Commander of the
First Independent...
