- BRAT-iss-LAH-və, US also /ˌbrɑːt-/ BRAHT-, Slovak: [ˈbracislaʋa] ; Hungarian:
Pozsony [ˈpoʒoɲ] ),
historically known as Preßburg (Pressburg) (German pronunciation:...
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Pozsony county was an
administrative county (comitatus) of the
Kingdom of Hungary. Its
territory is now
mostly part of Slovakia,
while a
small area belongs...
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Peace of
Pressburg or
Treaty of
Pressburg may
refer to:
Peace of
Pressburg (1271), a
treaty settling territorial claims between Bohemia and
Hungary Peace...
- of the
central castles of the
Kingdom of Hungary. It
became the seat of
Pozsony county and
protected the
kingdom against Bohemian (Czech) and
German attacks...
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Bratislava (Hungarian:
Pozsony, German: Preßburg/Pressburg),
currently the
capital of
Slovakia and the country's
largest city, has
existed for
about a...
- Martonvásár, and his father,
Adolf Zsigmondy Sr., a
scientist from
Pressburg (
Pozsony, today's Bratislava) who
invented several surgical instruments for use...
- The
Battle of
Pressburg (German:
Schlacht von Pressburg) or
Battle of
Pozsony (Hungarian:
Pozsonyi csata), or
Battle of
Bratislava (Slovak:
Bitka pri...
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capital of the
Kingdom of Hungary. 1552 - Holy
Crown of
Hungary housed in
Pozsony Castle. 1563 - September:
Coronation of
Hungarian monarchs Maximilian and...
- Óbuda in 1395. Another,
Universitas Istropolitana, was
established 1465 in
Pozsony (now
Bratislava in Slovakia) by
Mattias Corvinus. None of
these medieval...
- in the
Kingdom of Hungary. Its
three main
branches were
split between Pozsony,
Nyitra and Zemplén counties.
Peter Klebersz-Kelepcsics (c.1600 – 1665)...
