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The manor in the village was built in stages from the 16th century onwards and was used as one of the family's many residences from the mid-17th century to 1935. It underwent extensive renovation in 2007–2011 and has since operated as a luxury hotel, branded
Chateau-Appony, with the library wing of
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1427:, Slovakia), as the old Korlátkő castle was no longer suitable for the lifestyle of his time. His widow Borbála remained there after his death, but the Apponyi family subsequently no longer owned it. It is now a Catholic charity home.
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is an
Australian sculptor, born 1949 in a refugee camp near Munich. His father Albert Friedrich Apponyi, who descended from an illegitimate line of the family, was allowed to use the family name after emigrating to Australia.
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in a dedicated building on Kozia Street, and on to Appony in 1846. It was partly dispersed in stages from the late 19th century to the eve of World War II, and what was left in
Apponyi Castle deteriorated during the
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Antal György
Apponyi's second son Antal and his descendants kept custody of the ancestral family property in Oponice, where they lived until 1935. A branch of this family line held the Hőgyész domain until 1939.
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Over the years the
Apponyis built or acquired numerous properties in the Kingdom of Hungary and in Vienna. At the peak they had around 30 properties to their name over the empire. Several of these still stand.
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was built in 1880 for
Marguerite and Lajos Apponyi. Albert Apponyi lived in an old house on Castle Hill in Budapest, now Táncsics Mihály utca 17, where a plaque honors his memory and that of his son György.
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to acknowledge the donation of the collection mentions several other comparable donations, but adds that "Among all these generous, valuable donations, that of Count
Apponyi is by far the most important."
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in
Slovakia) in 1772. In 1784 it was reconstructed and went to Pál, while János stayed in Appony (Oponice). After Pál's death it went to his son József (Joseph) Apponyi (1784–1853), who was made a Count by
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in 1863 from their uncle József
Apponyi (1788–1863), third son of Antal György. Rezső took over Lengyel while Gyula stayed in Appony (Oponice). Members of this branch lived in Lengyel until 1930.
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whom Henrik had met while in India. The book came out after the deaths of both his mother
Marguerite, who had promoted the publication project, and that of Henrik himself. He died in
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1420:, Slovakia), following the extinction of the Korlathkeőy family in 1546. That "Korlátkő line" of the family ended with the 1637 death of Baron Balázs Apponyi without male heirs.
140:, in which the family established itself in the late 14th century. Nagy-Appony ("Greater Appony") is the southern part of the area, which was long ruled by the Apponyi family.
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József's son Rezső (more often referred to as Rudolf, sometimes Rudolf II to distinguish him from his relative of the Lengyel line; 1802–1853) served as a junior diplomat (
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The Apponyis inhabited various properties in the capitals cities of Vienna, Pressburg (Pozsony, today's Bratislava) and Budapest, many of which were rented. The
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was purchased by Count Antal György Apponyi in 1799. The castle was built by Antal György's third son József in 1824–1829 and extensively remodeled from 1878 by
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Sándor, son of Rezső, started as a diplomat. He left that service in 1876 to devote himself to bibliophilia. He received the Order of the Golden Fleece in 1907.
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and was acquired by the Apponyis in 1392. In 1645 it was badly damaged by fire and was finally destroyed by the Habsburg army in 1708 after it had been used by
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743:) from 1820 to 1826. In 1826 he became Ambassador in Paris, a position he held until 1848. He received the Order of the Golden Fleece in 1836. He died in the
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Antal György (or György Antal), grandson of Lázár and son of György László (Georg Ladislaus) Apponyi (1736–1782), was a major cultural figure who founded the
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generally displays the first given name in Hungarian, but with the family name put last as customary in Europe outside of Hungary, e.g. Antal Apponyi. During
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Geraldine was a granddaughter of Lajos and daughter of Gyula Apponyi (1873–1924) and his American wife Gladys Virginia Steuart (1891–1947). She married
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received the Order in 1921 shortly after the end of the monarchy. In addition to this the Apponyi family sat within all Hungarian Kings and then
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György, son of György and grandson of Antal György, was a prominent conservative politician. He was Hungarian chancellor (1846–48) and
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The brothers Pál and János Apponyi (not descendants of Lázár, thus not counts) together inherited the castle in Jablánc (German
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Apponyi Antal refers to the same individual as Anton Apponyi (German), Antoine Apponyi (French), or Antonius Apponyi (Latin) -
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in 1913. She devoted herself to philanthropy, together with her husband, especially with the hospital and school in Oponice.
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in April 1808. Members of this branch stayed in Jablánc until the aftermath of World War I, after which it changed hands .
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of Nagy-Appony in 1739 and the acquisition of seventeen grand domains between 1760 and 1800. In the last century of the
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1844:"Feudálne sídla rodiny Apponyiovcov vo svetle archeologických a písomných prameňov so zameraním na Oponický hrad"
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in Bratislava, built by Count György Apponyi (1736–1782), was sold in 1865 to the municipality of Pressburg. The
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Henrik started a diplomatic career, in Berlin (1912–1913) and Istanbul (1913–1914), but that was cut short by
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Balázs, a cousin of Péter and Pál, inherited the Appony domain after Péter's death. He in turn was made a
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and educated in other languages as well, and went by corresponding names depending on context. Thus, the
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on 21 October 1898. He was a member of the Budapest Park Club and of the Budapest Applied Art Society.
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dedicated him six quartets in 1793 (No. 54 to 59, Op. 71 & 74), since known as "Apponyi Quartets".
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György (Georg) Apponyi (1780–1849), eldest son of Antal György, established himself in Eberhárd (now
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private courts which was reserved only for the most powerful and important members of the Kingdom.
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to try his hand at a string quartet, an attempt that only materialized a few years later with the
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in the same year. They died without heirs, which meant no sons could carry on the baronial title.
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is also believed to have composed several pieces for him. In 1795, Antal György Apponyi invited
415:(1743). He later lectured in philosophy, logic, mathematics, physics, theology, and ethics. His
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in December 1895, a newly created position that entailed guardianship of the royal palaces of
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was another distinguished Apponyi family tradition, the most prominent legacy of which is the
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who considered him a very dear friend, along with stayed at his estate when he came to visit
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published in 1801. From 1784 he rebuilt the castle in the domain his father had purchased in
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in 1921. He was also well respected by all of the major leaders of the time, such as
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at the instigation of Count Lajos Apponyi's wife Marguerite, and published by
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Lajos, grandson of Antal and son of Gyula Apponyi (1816–1857), was appointed
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Masarykova Univerzita Filozofická Fakulta / Ústav archeológie a muzeológie
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was published in Vienna in 1745. He remained a Catholic priest after the
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2090:"History of the Austrian Embassy: From Chandos Haus to Belgrave Square"
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from January to March 1945, and later that year an internment camp for
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but kept the privilege of living there until her death in 1930. During
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for the Kingdom of Hungary then the Habsburg monarchy, and briefly for
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on 16 February 1718, for his outstanding military contribution to the
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in nature can still be used for state matters and when referring to
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2148:"Chátrajúci kaštieľ pri hlavnej ceste v Jablonici začali obnovovať"
1941:"Muses and Musings: Frédéric Chopin and the Divine Therese Apponyi"
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for less than a year, then spent most of her long life in exile.
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Many Apponyis were active in the military, politics, and/or the
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founded a monastery dedicated to Saint Catherine in Dejte (now
2109:"OH 562 - Full transcript of an interview with Silvio Apponyi"
46:, was a prominent and powerful Hungarian family of the high
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The Appony line of the family owned the village castle in
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both attending. He later served in Karlsruhe (1847–1849),
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Count Sándor Apponyi's extensive collection of books and
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in 1910. Upon his death he was also granted the title of
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in 1926. A special law adopted in 1926 by the Hungarian
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Miklós (Nicolaus) Apponyi (late 14th/early 15th century)
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List of titled noble families in the Kingdom of Hungary
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Balázs Apponyi also owned a castle in Pereszlény (now
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My big-game hunting diary from India and the Himalayas
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Publicity for a conference given by Albert Apponyi in
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in Hungary well into the modern era. English-language
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Count Antal György (Anton Georg) Apponyi (1751–1817)
1866:"SK, Dechtice: Church and Monastery of St Catherin"
1661:. Sándor donated the whole collection to Hungary's
935:The two brothers Rezső and Gyula Apponyi inherited
2240:"Az Apponyi-ház: Ellenállok és a Királyné Otthona"
719:Antal was a diplomat for the Habsburg monarchy in
239:, little is known of the family history until the
1922:"Haydn: String Quartets Op. 71, Apponyi Quartets"
1801:The Apponyi Family in the History of Book Culture
1364:. It has been an agricultural school since 1946.
267:Barons Péter (?–1626) and Pál Apponyi (1564–1624)
263:in 1392, upon which it took up the Apponyi name.
1960:"III. Béla király és Anna királyné ujratemetése"
827:Countess Margit (Marguerite) Apponyi (1848–1931)
654:and wife of Albert, was a prominent advocate of
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339:as a young nobleman and to have had a vision of
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640:Countess Klotild (Clotilde) Apponyi (1867–1942)
417:Oratio de augustissimo verbi incarnati mysterio
2054:, Martin (Slovakia): Slovak National Library,
1803:, Martin (Slovakia): Slovak National Library,
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1405:A branch of the Apponyi family inherited the
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2296:"Cardezovci v Kovarciach, Európe a vo svete"
1043:Count Sándor (Alexander) Apponyi (1844–1925)
251:In Miklós's time the family was granted the
1885:"Newly-Digitized: Mozart for Count Apponyi"
155:in the significant case of Albert Apponyi.
2354:National and Historical Symbols of Hungary
1207:Apponyi Manor (during restoration in 2009)
1195:Ruined Apponyi castle in Oponice, Slovakia
1006:Rudolf with his wife Anna von Benckendorff
970:(1856–1871, from 1860 as Ambassador), and
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381:Habsburg fights against the Ottoman Empire
279:in recognition of their fight against the
2050:Jana Cabadajová and Peter Králik (2018),
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1993:Stefánia Palota Honvéd Kulturális Központ
1122:in four volumes between 1913 and 1926 as
351:) in 1618. The monastery, today known as
227:The Apponyis claimed ancestors among the
2130:"Éberhard kastély - Éberhard (Malinovo)"
1464:) (today in Slovakia) from 1876 to 1926.
1183:1846 again hosting the Apponyi Library.
943:Count Rezső (Rudolf) Apponyi (1812–1876)
787:Count Lajos (Ludwig) Apponyi (1849–1909)
491:Count György (Georg) Apponyi (1808–1899)
403:in Vienna in 1736, studied there and in
128:The family's name refers to Appony, now
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2258:"Kaštieľ v Lieskovom, Lieskové, Cerová"
2027:"Gróf Apponyi Henrik indiai vadászútja"
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679:Count Antal (Anton) Apponyi (1782–1852)
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485:dismemberment of the Kingdom of Hungary
295:Baron Balázs (Blasius) Apponyi (?–1637)
2076:King Zog: Self-Made Monarch of Albania
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1883:Kerry Masteller (24 October 2011).
1441:(Czech Republic), despite being in
1265:Jablánc (today Jablonica, Slovakia)
1241:Éberhárd (today Malinovo, Slovakia)
1073:Other members of the Apponyi family
751:Countess Teresa Apponyi (1790–1874)
421:Suppression of the Society of Jesus
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2368:"Pálfa, Apponyi-kastély és kertje"
1799:Miroslava Soláriková, ed. (2015),
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1018:Rudolf in ceremonial attire, 1860s
839:) from an ancient noble family in
319:János Apponyi (early 17th century)
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2184:Ince Békeházy (19 October 2018).
1751:Miroslav Marek (16 August 2004).
1390:The medieval castle in Cseklész (
1124:Journal du Comte Rodolphe Apponyi
966:(1849–1853), Munich (1853–1856),
759:of an old family originally from
399:József, son of Lázár, joined the
387:of Nagy-Appony on 30 May 1739 in
335:János is said to have joined the
271:Brothers Péter and Pál were made
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1939:Georg Predota (28 August 2017).
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2204:"The Apponyi Castle of Lengyel"
1889:Harvard Loeb Music Library Blog
1299:Count Claude Florimond de Mercy
1235:1900 postcard of Apponyi Manor
954:where he married in 1843, with
755:Maria Teresa, née Nogarolla in
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34:Coat of arms as granted in 1739
2336:Romantic Town and Castle Tours
2165:Péter Urfi (20 October 2016).
1714:www.ungarische-adelshauser.com
614:Monument to Albert Apponyi in
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2025:László Prohászka (May 2018).
1864:Oskár Mažgút (14 July 2015).
1177:Rákóczi's War of Independence
1163:Oponice § Apponyi Castle
905:Geraldine Apponyi (1915–2002)
529:Party of Independence and '48
383:. Charles VI then made Lázár
341:Saint Catherine of Alexandria
1437:The now-destroyed castle in
960:Empress Alexandra Feodorovna
363:Count Lázár Apponyi (?–1739)
132:, a region located North of
2415:Hungarian-language surnames
2107:Jenny Palmer (March 2000).
1853:. Brno: Masaryk University.
1486:(Little Castle of Apponyi).
1434:, Slovakia), now destroyed.
1354:National Cartography Office
1332:("Polish" in Hungarian) in
563:a title which although not
535:of public education in the
355:, was dissolved in 1786 by
58:in the successor states of
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1663:National Széchényi Library
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1249:Apponyi Castle in Malinovo
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549:Order of the Golden Fleece
539:, known as Apponyi Law or
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469:Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller
395:József Apponyi (1718–1787)
92:Order of the Golden Fleece
18:Antonius, Count of Apponyi
2372:Történeti Kertek Adattára
2052:Appony Library in Oponice
1352:it was used by Hungary's
1346:Hungarian National Museum
877:, with a foreword by the
735:) from 1816 to 1819, and
179:The Apponyis, like other
167:and still located in the
2300:Kovarce official website
1378:Palais Apponyi in Vienna
1356:, then became a Russian
1297:was acquired in 1722 by
767:and gained the nickname
2094:Austrian Embassy London
1636:Slovak National Library
1285:Apponyi Castle, Hőgyész
845:Charles de Montalembert
441:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
331:to János Apponyi (1618)
329:Catherine of Alexandria
165:Slovak National Library
117:(4 each). In addition,
1902:Ingrid Schwaegermann.
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733:Grand Duchy of Tuscany
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44:Apponyi de Nagy-Appony
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27:Hungarian noble family
1623:Bibliotheca Apponiana
1621:The Apponyi Library (
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1059:
982:remains to this day.
917:King Zog I of Albania
891:
854:Revue des deux Mondes
851:and published in the
777:Nocturne Op. 27 No. 1
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652:von Mensdorff-Pouilly
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169:former Apponyi Castle
33:
2294:Peter Gerši (2013).
2210:. 25 September 2015.
2074:Jason Tomes (2003),
1908:Ludwig van Beethoven
1842:Peter Sater (2019).
911:Geraldine of Albania
801:Emperor Franz Joseph
793:Marshal of the Court
747:on 17 October 1852.
725:Grand Duchy of Baden
634:of Budapest, Hungary
445:Ludwig van Beethoven
369:Siege of Buda (1686)
367:Lázár fought at the
163:, now a part of the
2078:, The History Press
869:and the end of the
2277:Der mährische Adel
2226:burgen-austria.com
1655:rariora et curiosa
1484:Apponyi Kiskastély
1447:Kingdom of Hungary
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956:Emperor Nicholas I
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765:Congress of Vienna
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181:Hungarian magnates
52:Kingdom of Hungary
36:
2061:978-80-8149-106-1
1989:"Stefánia Palota"
1810:978-80-8149-053-8
1732:Missing or empty
1667:National Assembly
1587:Apponyi mansion,
1362:displaced Germans
1358:military hospital
1309:Lengyel (Hungary)
1277:Hőgyész (Hungary)
1105:Emperor Francis I
894:Geraldine Apponyi
871:Habsburg monarchy
769:la divine Thérèse
664:League of Nations
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