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í𲵲á

[ nyee-redyuh-hah-zo ]

noun

  1. a city in NE Hungary.


í𲵲á

/ ˈᾱːɛːɔ /

noun

  1. a market town in NE Hungary. Pop: 116 899 (2003 est)
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The government said four other hospitals - two in Budapest and two others in the eastern cities of Debrecen and í𲵲á - would also receive vaccines from the initial shipment.

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Israel Cohen, 38, said he often asked his grandfather, who was born in Nyiregyhaza, Hungary, why the Jews didn’t flee before the Nazis stormed Europe.

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Mr. Fenyvesi was pulling freight from Switzerland to Nyiregyhaza, in eastern Hungary, when his trip was brought to an abrupt stop about 16 miles from the Austrian-Hungarian border.

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Carrère is in Nyiregyhaza, a small town in northeastern Hungary, to film the return to his birthplace of an old man named Andras Toma who has recently become renowned as the last World War II prisoner of war to be repatriated — 56 years after he was captured by the Russians and washed up in a small psychiatric hospital in a consummately dreary city a long way northwest of Moscow.

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Dina Friedman and her family had been deported to Auschwitz at the end of May 1944, along with the 5,000 Jews who lived in the north-eastern town of í𲵲á.

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