Humenné, Slovakia
Slovakia
Humenné, Slovakia connects to 4198 places across 13 topics through 41 connections, with history dominating and military threads running throughout. The city's story is anchored in Central European dynastic ties: the Drugeth family, originally from Naples, settled here in the early 14th century after accompanying Angevin king Charles Robert to the Kingdom of Hungary. A medieval trade route ran between Hungary and Poland through the town. In 1619, Polish Lisowczycy cavalry defeated Transylvanian forces at the Battle of Humenné, and in 1944 Soviet troops captured the town during the final push westward.
18th Army (Soviet Union)
Connects Humenné, Slovakia to: Poprad, Slovakia | Spišská Nová Ves, Slovakia
Kingdom of Poland (1320–1385)
Connects Humenné, Slovakia to: Khotyn, Ukraine | Visegrád, Hungary
Gábor Bethlen
Connects Humenné, Slovakia to: Târgu Mureș, Romania | Mezőcsát, Hungary
feudal duties
Connects Humenné, Slovakia to: Castellgalí, Spain | Natolin, Poland | Moczydło, Poland
Charles Robert
Connects Humenné, Slovakia to: Trenčín, Slovakia | Borsod–Abaúj–Zemplén County | Nagykörű, Hungary
Viktor Dvirnyk
Connects Humenné, Slovakia to: Prague, Czech Republic | Kyiv, Ukraine | Bratislava, Slovakia | Larissa, Greece | Mykolaiv, Ukraine
Lisowczyks
Connects Humenné, Slovakia to: Russia | Poland | Moscow, Central | Kaunas, Lithuania | Pskov, Russia
George I Rákóczi
Connects Humenné, Slovakia to: Košice, Slovakia | Trnava, Slovakia | Prešov, Slovakia | Sátoraljaújhely, Hungary | Földes, Hungary
4th Ukrainian Front
Connects Humenné, Slovakia to: Prague, Czech Republic | Slovakia | Dukla, Poland | Uzhhorod, Ukraine | Ružomberok, Slovakia
Battle of Humenné
Connects Humenné, Slovakia to: Poland | Austria | Vienna, Austria | Hungary | Slovakia
Oskar Klein
Connects Humenné, Slovakia to: France | Michigan | Sweden | Hungary | Vladimir, Russia
Peter Breiner
Connects Humenné, Slovakia to: United States | London, England | Canada | Chicago, Illinois | New York City, New York