nagyszeben造句

• The capital of the county was Nagyszeben ( present-day Sibiu ).
• Muller was from Sibiu / Nagyszeben in what is now Transylvania, and von Born worked in Vienna.
• The inhabitants of Sibiu ( Hermannstadt, Nagyszeben ) buried the bodies in a mass grave known today as Michael the Brave's Knoll.
• For instance, Matthias instructed the citizens of Nagyszeben ( now Sibiu in Romania ) to reconcile their differences with Vlad Dracula, Prince of Wallachia on 3 March.
• The battle was fought near the village of elimb
  r ( in Hungarian : Sellenberk ) close to Sibiu ( in German : Hermannstadt, in Hungarian : Nagyszeben ).
• After gain control over Transylvania, the area was led by the Governing Council under the presidency of Iuliu Maniu, with its seat in Nagyszeben ( Sibiu ).
• The origins of Hungarian opera can be traced to the late 18th century, with the rise of imported opera and other concert styles in cities like Pozsony, Kismarton, Nagyszeben and Budapest.
• He left the priesthood in 1881 and converted to Protestantism, becoming director of music in Hermannstadt / Nagyszeben, now Sibiu in modern Romania, ( at that time Kingdom of Hungary ) where he remained until 1921.
• Born in Nagyszeben, Transylvania ( present-day Sibiu, Romania ), he and his family settled in GyQ
  r in 1922; Borsos and his wife lived in the same GyQ
  r house until the end of World War II.
• The remnants of four Nagyszeben divisions and parts of the Brass?( now Brasov, Romania ) and H醨omsz閗 ( now Trei Scaune, Romania ) divisions were to concentrate in Sz閗elykereszt鷕 ( now Cristuru Secuiesc, Romania ), which Bem occupied.
• According to a " bugara
  tica " ( a Serbian popular poem ), he was the son of Despot Stefan Lazarevi
  and Stefan's alleged wife, a girl from Hermannstadt / Nagyszeben ( present-day Sibiu, Romania ).
• Since the houses on the upper part of the hill were still under construction, the terminus of the bus was at Nagyszeben t閞 and was moved up to Gazdagr閠i t閞 in 1987; a new bus line, line 139 started operation at the same time.
• Her familiarity with Transylvanian folklore came about as a result of his stationing in the town of Hermannstadt ( " Nagyszeben " in Hungarian; now known by its Romanian name of Sibiu ) which is now located in the Romanian province of Transylvania, part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire before 1918.
• In Transylvania, the Hungarian army led by J髗ef Bem, after the victory against the Austro-Russian forces in the Battle of Nagyszeben, liberated most of the provinces territory ( excepting the fortresses of Gyulafeh閞v醨, D関a, with imperial garrison and the Erd閘yi-k鰖閜hegys間 mountains, held by the Romanian insurgents ).