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Helene Kottanner (née Wolfram; Hungarian:
Kottanner Ilona or
Kottanner Jánosné; c. 1400 –
after 1470) was a
Hungarian courtier and writer. Her last name...
- her chambermaid,
Helene Kottanner, to
steal the Holy
Crown of
Hungary from the
castle of Visegrád.
Before long,
Helene Kottanner and her
accomplice seized...
- Mollay, Károly (transl.): A
korona elrablása,
Kottanner Jánosné emlékirata (The
Memoirs of
Helene Kottanner) 1439–1440,
Magyar Helikon, Budapest, 1978....
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visoke politike" In. Štih,
Peter & Grdina, Igor, eds.,
Spomini Helene Kottanner, Ljubljana: Založba Nove revije. P. 15 Dvorakova,
Daniela (2019), Barbara...
- (or 1399) Hans Multscher,
German painter and
sculptor (d. 1467)
Helene Kottanner,
Hungarian writer and
courtier (d.
after 1470) Ausiàs March, medieval...
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ringu velike politike, in Igor
Grdina &
Peter Štih, eds.
Spomini Helene Kottanner (Ljubljana: Nova revija, 1999), pp. 14-41 "Grajska
Politika –
Primer Grofov...
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later Countess of
Hohenau (1820–1879); at the
court of
Prussia Helene Kottanner (1400–1470); lady-in-waiting for
Elisabeth of Luxembourg, she organized...
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Crown of Hungary,
which one of Elizabeth's ladies-in-waiting (Helene
Kottanner) had
stolen from
safekeeping at the
fortress of Visegrád. The Hungarians...
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Vienna - Munich: 1996);
Spomini Helene Kottanner: ženski glas iz
srednjega veka ("Memoires of
Helena Kottanner: a Woman's
Voice from the
Middle Ages"...
- the Ring of
Great Power Politics]". In Štih,
Peter (ed.).
Spomini Helene Kottanner (in Slovenian). Založba Nove revije. pp. 11–46. ISBN 961-6017-83-7....
