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MEK

MEK can stand for Magyar Elektronikus Konyvtar Methyl ethyl ketone Mujahideen al-Khalq Mats Ekman...

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Magyar Televízió

Magyar Televízió is Hungarian public television broadcasting company, which operates two channels, MTV and M2...

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Battle of Lechfeld

Perhaps the defining event for holding off the incursions of the Magyars into central Europe, the... against the 50,000 or so Magyar light cavalry. After Otto approached the Magyar force he was outflanked by a number of Magyar cavalry, so that his smaller force was caught in between two much larger...

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List of newspapers in Serbia

Serbia Politika Vecernje Novosti Blic Danas Glas Javnosti Borba Ekspres Politika Dnevnik 24 CASA Kurir Magyar Szo Sport Sportski Zurnal List of newspapers...

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MTV (disambiguation)

MTV is an acronym used by several television channels: MTV - Music Television Magyar Televízió - Hungarian Television Mainos-TV - a Finnish commercial TV station, also known as MTV3...

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Party of the Hungarian Coalition

The Party of the Hungarian Coalition (Hungarian: Magyar Koalíció Pártja , Slovak: Strana Madarskej Koalicie ) is a political party in Slovakia, for the Magyar (ethnic Hungarian) minority. It is led by Bela Bugar, and has 20 of 150 seats in the National Council of Slovakia, making it the largest...

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Kabar

word meaning "rebel." The Kabars joined the proto-Magyar migration from the steppes of the Ukraine to the Danubian Steppes of modern Hungary, assisting the Magyars in overthrowing the Avar Empire. The Kabars eventually assimilated into the general Magyar population, leaving scattered remains and...

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Arpad

Arpad is the name of: Arpad, a city in ancient Syria. Árpád, Magyar leader and founder of the Hungarian state. Árpáds, the Hungarian ruling dynasty...

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Attila

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MATÁV

MATÁV ( Magyar Távközlési Rt. - Hungarian Telecommunications Inc.) is Hungary's largest telecommunications company. The former monopolist is now a fully-consolidated subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom...

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