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- Der Stadtteil Pasarét [ˈpɒʃɒreːt] (dt. Sauwiesen) ist seit der Entstehung von im Jahre 1950 Teil des II. Budapester Bezirks. Geographisch gehört es zu den Budaer Bergen. (de)
- Pasarét ([ˈpɒʃɒɾeːt], en allemand : Sauwiesen) est un quartier de Budapest situé dans le 2e arrondissement.
* Portail de Budapest (fr)
- Pasarét (German: Sauwiesen) is a neighbourhood on the Buda side of Budapest. On the maps edited around the beginning of the nineteenth century it was called Sauwiesen (Pig Meadow) and also as Schmalzbergel (Fat Hill). At the time of and within this area's founding, people spoke German, hence, the German nicknames; however, this countryside preserved the Hungarian language as well. On earlier army maps, it is simply labelled as Ried (meadow). The Serbs (rácok) living in the Castle District also called this place Paša (meadow in Serbian Latin: paša. Serbian Cyrillic: паша). In 1847 Gábor Döbrentei connected the Serbian name with the Hungarian word for meadow (rét) to form the present name of this part of Buda. The first vehicle of the Budapest Cog-wheel Railway ran from 4 p.m. on June 24, 1874, and regular traffic began on the following day. The clay-mines which made possible to build up the road in Pasarét in the 1880s were on the place of the now Vasas Sporttelep (Sport Stadion). The huge Ludovika Engineer Academy was built up in 1895 vis-á-vis the than woody excursionspot with famous restaurant-gardens "Szép Ilona". After creating an association for settling down became the Pasarét the villa-quartier in the beginning of the twentieth century and the area has been fully built-up between the two world wars. Great artists and scientists settled here, among others Béla Bartók (composer), Ernö Dohnányi (composer), Imre Nagy (politician), István Örkény (writer), and Antal Szerb (writer). (en)
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- Location of Pasarét in Budapest (en)
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- Der Stadtteil Pasarét [ˈpɒʃɒreːt] (dt. Sauwiesen) ist seit der Entstehung von im Jahre 1950 Teil des II. Budapester Bezirks. Geographisch gehört es zu den Budaer Bergen. (de)
- Pasarét ([ˈpɒʃɒɾeːt], en allemand : Sauwiesen) est un quartier de Budapest situé dans le 2e arrondissement.
* Portail de Budapest (fr)
- Pasarét (German: Sauwiesen) is a neighbourhood on the Buda side of Budapest. On the maps edited around the beginning of the nineteenth century it was called Sauwiesen (Pig Meadow) and also as Schmalzbergel (Fat Hill). The first vehicle of the Budapest Cog-wheel Railway ran from 4 p.m. on June 24, 1874, and regular traffic began on the following day. The clay-mines which made possible to build up the road in Pasarét in the 1880s were on the place of the now Vasas Sporttelep (Sport Stadion). (en)
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- Pasarét (fr)
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