Cegléd, Hungary
Hungary
Cegléd, Hungary holds 50 Bunkabop connections with 2719 places across 16 topics, with history as the dominant thread. Ties to Bohemia and Budapest run through the Habsburg period, including a battle near Cegléd in 1848-49 where Mór Perczel's revolutionary forces defeated the Habsburgs. Military and architecture topics add further reach: the 3rd Army Corps was stationed here from 1966, and architect József Hild drew plans for construction in the city. Sculptor János Horvay completed the Kossuth statue here in 1902.
László Földi (politician)
Hungarian Ground Forces
Connects Cegléd, Hungary to: Hungary | Warsaw, Poland
Imre Szellő
Connects Cegléd, Hungary to: Hungary | Pest County
Elizabeth of Poland, Queen of Hungary
Connects Cegléd, Hungary to: Koszyce, Poland | Nagyatád, Hungary | Jastkowice, Poland
Revolutions of 1848 in the Habsburg areas
Connects Cegléd, Hungary to: Bohemia, Czech Republic | Novi Sad, Serbia | Dukla, Poland | Weitra, Austria
János Horvay
Connects Cegléd, Hungary to: Hungary | Budapest, Hungary | Karcag, Hungary
József Hild
Connects Cegléd, Hungary to: Eger, Hungary | Esztergom, Hungary | Gyömrő, Hungary | Polgár, Hungary
Television channel
Connects Cegléd, Hungary to: Barcelona, Spain | Doha, Qatar | Košice, Slovakia | Itumbiara, Brazil | Baicheng, Jilin
Cegléd
Connects Cegléd, Hungary to: Hungary | Bratislava, Slovakia | Mohács, Hungary | Mór, Hungary
Bálint Török
Connects Cegléd, Hungary to: Subotica, Serbia | Szigetvár, Hungary | Heresznye, Hungary | Szulimán, Hungary | Somogyszentpál, Hungary
Ferenc Erkel
Connects Cegléd, Hungary to: Hungary | Budapest, Hungary | Elek, Hungary | Békés County | Gyula, Hungary
Eclecticism in art
Connects Cegléd, Hungary to: Peru | Sardinia | Savamala | Gloucester, Massachusetts | Viļāni, Latvia