- Arad
Teleki-Wattay Castle,
Hungary Teleki Castle, Târgu Mureș
Teleki Castle,
Glodeni Teleki Castle, Szirák
Teleki Castle, Gyömrő Tisza-
Teleki Castle...
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Count Pál János Ede
Teleki de Szék (1
November 1879 – 3
April 1941) was a
Hungarian politician who
served as
Prime Minister of the
Kingdom of
Hungary from...
- Pál
Teleki (5
March 1906 – 14
October 1985) was a
Hungarian footballer who pla**** for
Hungary in the 1934 FIFA
World Cup and a manager. He also pla****...
- Apafi.
Michael Teleki (Hungarian:
Teleki Mihály) was born in the
Hungarian noble Teleki family. He was the only son of
Johann Teleki (1614-1662) and...
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Count Sámuel
Teleki de Szék (1
November 1845 – 10
March 1916) was a
Hungarian explorer who led the
first expedition to
Northern Kenya. He was the first...
- Sámuel
Teleki may
refer to: Sámuel
Teleki (chancellor) (1739–1822),
Chancellor of
Transylvania Sámuel
Teleki (explorer) (1845–1916),
Hungarian explorer...
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Count József
Teleki de Szék (24
October 1790 – 15
February 1855) was a
Hungarian jurist and historian, who
served as the
first President of the Hungarian...
- Sámuel
Teleki de Szék (17
November 1739, Gornești – 7
August 1822, Vienna),
Chancellor of Transylvania,
famous book collector,
founder of the
Teleki Library...
- The
Minerva Reefs (Tongan: Ongo
Teleki) are a
group of two
submerged atolls located in the
Pacific Ocean between Fiji, Niue and Tonga. The
islands are...
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Count Géza
Teleki de Szék (also
known as Géza von
Teleki, 27
November 1911 – 5
January 1983) was a
Hungarian politician and
field hockey player who competed...
