Košice
Košice is a city in eastern Slovakia, close to the Hungarian border. Its origins go back to the medieval period, and the central Lower Gate archaeological complex preserves fortifications from the 13th century. Hlavné námestie, the main square, is home to 2 Gothic churches: the huge St. Elisabeth Cathedral and the 14th-century St. Michael Chapel. Nearby, St. Urban's Tower contains a museum of wax figurines.
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Beata Łaska z Kościeleckich
Stephen Bocskai
Prince
Jozef Adamovič
Actor
Jozef Bomba
Footballer
Elena Lacková
Slovak writer
Georg Joachim Rheticus
Mathematician
Blaise Magyar
Military officer
Anton Jasusch
Painter
Arpád Račko
Sculptor
Luděk Čajka
Ice hockey player
Mikuláš Athanasov
Olympic athlete
Pavol Paška
Slovak Politician
Peter Rašev
Czechoslovakian actor
Beata Łaska z Kościeleckich
István Pongrácz
Hungarian priest
Július Jakoby
Painter
Lajos Csordák
Hungarian painter
Ján Bzdúch
Film actor
František Tondra
Biographer
Augustin Fischer-Colbrie
Augustín Kubán
Actor
Elemér Halász‑Hradil (Halász‑Hradil . . .
Hungarian painter
Jozef Karel
Football player
Ján Šterbák
Ice hockey player
József Csárszky
Elemír Halász-Hradil
Artist
Konštantín Kővári-Kačmarik
Painter
Vojtech Klimkovič
Painter
Jaroslav Pollák
Slovak footballer
József Csárszky
Mária Bartuszová
Slovakian Sculptor
elemír halász-hradil
Artist
Aranka Molnár
Actress
mikuláš moyzes oldřich hemerka
Folklorist
Melchior Grodziecki
Ľubomír Javorský
Politician
Vladimír Petruška
Movie actor
Milan Gaľa
Former Member of the European Parliament
Ignác Fábry
Stephen Pongracz
Juraj Andričík
Slovak poet
Štefan Onderko
Priest
Alojz Tkáč
Prelate
David Ungnad von Sonnegg
Roman ambassador
Jakobína Zičiová
Marcel Strýko
Philosopher
