Pozsony
Americannoun
noun
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From 1563 to 1830, the coronations were held here in Bratislava, known then as Pozsony, as much of Hungary was occupied by the Ottomans.
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By the way, have you been in Pozsony?
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I left Budapest at eight, reached Pozsony about eleven, and drove to Eberhard, where I was received by the Count.
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How did he come to be here, for they were now in the jurisdiction of Pozsony not of Pesth.
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It was whispered, indeed, that travellers had been murdered and waylaid there, and even now the host was serving his term in the Pozsony prison, where he was a frequent inmate.
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