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Towns and Nobility, Burghers and Nobles

Nobility and Towns, Heraldic and Genealogical Aspects

Novák, Jozef

The Charter of Privileges of Székesfehérvár

Zsoldos, Attila

The Oldest Patriciate of Medieval Bratislava: Noblemen or Burghers?

Šedivý, Juraj

The Nobility in the Towns – A Natural Process or a Negative Phenomenon?

H. Németh, István

The Status of the Village Nobility in Spiš

Kollárová, Zuzana

The Nobility in Little Carpathian Towns in Early Modern History (16th-18th centuries)

Duchoň, Michal

On the Issue of the Nobility in Trnava in the 17th and 18th CenturiesK problematike aristokracie v Trnave v 17. a v 18. storočí

Duchoňová, Diana

The Relationship of the Hungarian Queens to Their Dowry Towns in the Central Slovak Mining Area

Kočí, Martina

Kežmarok and the Zápolya Family

Kucharská, Veronika

The Relationship of the Dóci Family to the River Towns of the Upper- and Middle- River Hron Basin at the End of the Middle Ages

Ivanič, Peter

The Settling Down of the Nobility in Levoča in the Second Half of the 16th Century

Žifčák, František

Conflicts between the Town of Trenčín and Nobility

Bernátová, Viera

Landlords, Burghers and Free Men in Dolný Kubín and Their Part in the County Town Administration from 1684 to 1870

Maťugová, Soňa

FORUM HISTORIAE 2/2008:
Towns and Nobility, Burghers and Nobles

EDITOR:
Tünde Lengyelová

TRANSLATION FROM ENGLISH:
Tünde Lengyelová

GRAPHIC DESIGN:
Juraj Benko

AUTHORS:
Július Barczi
Jarmila Bátovská
Viera Bernátová
Erika Brtáňová
Michal Duchoň
Diana Duchoňová
Klára Dóka
Lívia Fábryová
Mária Grófová
Peter Ivanič
Martina Kočí
Zuzana Kollárová
Klára Komorová
Veronika Kucharská
Soňa Maťugová
István H. Németh
Mária Novacká
Jozef Novák
Veronika Nováková
Helena Saktorová
Elena Síkorová
Juraj Šedivý
Eva Šmelková
František Žifčák
Attila Zsoldos

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Towns and Nobility, Burghers and Nobles

A Word of Introduction

Nobility and Towns, Heraldic and Genealogical Aspects

The Charter of Privileges of Székesfehérvár

The Oldest Patriciate of Medieval Bratislava: Noblemen or Burghers?

The Nobility in the Towns – A Natural Process or a Negative Phenomenon?

The Status of the Village Nobility in Spiš

The Nobility in Little Carpathian Towns in Early Modern History (16th-18th centuries)

On the Issue of the Nobility in Trnava in the 17th and 18th CenturiesK problematike aristokracie v Trnave v 17. a v 18. storočí

The Relationship of the Hungarian Queens to Their Dowry Towns in the Central Slovak Mining Area

Hlohovec and the Ilok Family

Kežmarok and the Zápolya Family

The Relationship of the Dóci Family to the River Towns of the Upper- and Middle- River Hron Basin at the End of the Middle Ages

The Settling Down of the Nobility in Levoča in the Second Half of the 16th Century

Conflicts between the Town of Trenčín and Nobility

Landlords, Burghers and Free Men in Dolný Kubín and Their Part in the County Town Administration from 1684 to 1870

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