Eger
Eger is a city in northern Hungary. At its heart is elegant, tree-lined Kossuth Lajos Street. Buildings along this stretch include County Hall, with its fine wrought-iron gate, and Eszterházy Károly College, crowned by the Astronomical Tower. Across the Eger River, medieval Eger Castle overlooks the city. On its grounds, the István Dobó Castle Museum has a picture gallery and exhibits on the castle's history.
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Ulrich II von Graben
Anna von Graben zu Kornberg
Lenggang of Negeri Sembilan
Yamtuan Radin
Ernest Perrier
Politician
Alexandre Berthier, 3rd Prince of Wagram
Achille Brocot
French clockmaker
Tiburce De Mare
Painter
Bertil Nordahl
Swedish football player
Olle Åhlund
Swedish footballer
Leif Aronsson
Swedish footballer
Karl-Erik Landgren
Nils Landgren's father
Bernt von Heiseler
German writer
János Teleki
Andrew II of Hungary
King
Géza Gárdonyi
Hungarian writer
Lajos Szmrecsányi
Johann Lucas Kracker
Czech painter
Dénes Pócsik
Hungarian water poloist
Karl Eszterházy (Eszterházy Károly)
József Samassa
Ferenc Zsasskovszky
Composer
István Fischer
Elemér Apor
Hungarian writer
Ferenc Fuchs
Béla Bartakovics
Nicholas II, Count of Salm-Neuburg
Member of the Salm family ‧ Nicholas, Count of Salm's son
Benita Hume
English theatre actress
Tamás Nádasdy
Hungarian statesman
Marianne Lindner
Actress
Fred Rauch
Austrian singer
Peter Boenisch
German columnist
Franz Egenieff
German opera singer
Edwin Erich Dwinger
German novelist
Ludolf de Jongh
Visual artist
Johannes Henderikus Zelle
Wilmut Borell
Actor
Erich Jooß
German author
Tuanku Tambusai
Melewar of Negeri Sembilan
Yamtuan Besar
Yamtuan Radin
Lenggang of Negeri Sembilan
Leo Slezak
Tenor
Julius Patzak
Austrian tenor
Ludwig Thoma
German author
Margarete Slezak
Singer
Joseph Ennemoser
Physician
