• Bratislava - Wikipedia

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    In the 10th century, the territory of Pressburg (what would later become Pozsony county) became part of Hungary (called the "Kingdom of Hungary" from 1000).

  • Pressburg Barışı - Vikipedi

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    Pressburg Barışı veya Pressburg Antlaşması şu anlamlara da gelebilir ... Bu anlam ayrımı sayfası Pressburg Barışı ile benzer ada sahip maddeleri listeler.

  • Pressburg | Die Welt Der Habsburger

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    Pressburg (present-day Bratislava) lies on the River Danube in the extreme west of the historical kingdom of Hungary (the Hungarian name for the city is Pozsony).

  • Pressburg Savaşı - Battle of Pressburg - Wikipedia

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    Pressburg Savaşı ( Almanca : Sc hlacht von Pressburg) veya Pozsony Savaşı ( Macarca : Pozsonyi csata) veya Bratislava Savaşı ( Slovakça : Bitka pri Bratislave)...

  • Battle of Pressburg, 907 AD Hungarian Invasion... - YouTube

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    Battle of Pressburg, 907 AD Hungarian Invasion of Europe.
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  • See Tweets About #Pressburg on Twitter. See What People...

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    The buffaloes have yet to give up a double digit scoring quarter. This team knows defense. #pressburg #buffalohoops.

  • Preßburg - Gineipaedia, the Legend of Galactic Heroes Wiki

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    Preßburg (also written as Pressburg) is the German name for Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. ... Retrieved from "https://gineipaedia.com/wiki/Preßburg".

  • Pressburg - Ekşi Sözlük

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  • Pressburg - Uludağ Sözlük — Pressburg

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    1901'de toplumun %30'u Macar ve %40'ı almandı. Günümüzde alanlar preßburg yerine bratislava'yı yoğun kullanırlar.

  • Pressburg: The Lutheran Citadel in Slovakia « Swabian Trek

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    As a result on September 2, 1564 the King allowed the citizens of Pressburg to receive Holy Communion in both kinds (both the bread and wine).