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Piliscsaba (Hungarian pronunciation: [ˈpiliʃt͡ʃɒbɒ]) is a town in
Budapest metropolitan area, Hungary,
located in
northwestern Pest County, near the border...
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Esztergom Basilica. The
Faculty of
Humanities operated a
campus in
Piliscsaba, in the
vicinity of
Budapest from 1994
until end-2020,
after which it...
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Captured by the
Ottomans at the
Battle of Chaldiran?. Jeremiás, Éva M.
Piliscsaba: The
Avicenna Institute of
Middle Eastern Studies. pp. 217–232. ISBN 963-86359-0-8...
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Congressus XI
Internationalis Fenno-Ugristarum.
Piliscsaba 2010. Pars I.
Orationes plenares.
Piliscsaba. pp. 193–224.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location...
- (10,068) Ráckeve (9,755) Halásztelek (9,200) Diósd (9,056) Ócsa (8,985)
Piliscsaba (8,472) Sülysáp (8,195) Tura (7,774) Dunavarsány (7,363) Őrbottyán (7...
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Community Center,
Kakasd (1996) His
group designed the
buildings of the
Piliscsaba campus of Pázmány Péter
Catholic University.
Hungarian pavilion at the...
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racial segregation of Roma
pupils at the Jókai Mór
Primary School in
Piliscsaba. The
court urged Hungary to "develop a
policy against segregation in education...
- "Quantity in Livonian",
Congressus XI.
Internationalis Fenno-Ugristarum,
Piliscsaba, Aug. 10, 2010. ""Kūldaläpš. Zeltabērns" –
izdota lībiešu
valodas grāmata...
- Hargittay,
Piliscsaba (Katholische Péter-Pázmány-Universität) 2003. Pázmány Péter és kora [P. P. and his times], ed. Emil Hargittay,
Piliscsaba (Pázmány...
- Anselm.
Proceedings of the
International Anselm Conference –
Piliscsaba (Hungary) 20–23.
Piliscsaba (2005). pp. 197–210. Leaman, Oliver; Groff,
Peter S. (2007)...
