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		The kuruc in eastern Slovakia subsequently have to retreat to Transylvania.
		The diet reestablishes the function of palatine (ThÃ¶kÃ¶lyâs brother-in-law becomes the new palatine), the kurucs are amnestied, old privileges of the gentry are renewed, the sales taxes are abolished (see 1672) and in return for these concessions the diet votes a general levy of nobles to fight in the anticipated Ottoman war.
		After it has become known that ThÃ¶kÃ¶ly is arrested, the kurucs of KoÅ¡ice capitulate on October 25, most of his followers make their peace with the emperor and the kururc movement starts to come apart.
	www.angelfire.com /sk3/quality/Part_of_Hungary_II.html (15381 words)

	Kuruc - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		kuruc]) was a term used with several meanings:
		The kuruc (after 1671) were mostly composed of Magyars, Slovaks and Ruthenians.
		The word as used in 1514 is derived from the Latin word "crux" (cross).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kurucs (268 words)

	The Kurucz name - history and genealogy - Kuruc and Kurucz
		But at this time the austrian army was to big and the kurucs (kuruc is means one man, kurucs is means many kuruc...) were weak.
		I think, that the Kuruc with cz or tz means that this people were nobleman, because they cultivate the tradition and knew how wrote theirs ancestor's names.
		When kuruc leaders heard, that Ocskay became traitor, a small kuruc team went into Vienna in labanc clothes, into the lair of the lion, and kidnapped him for judgement.
	www.kurucz.ca /history.htm (4590 words)

	Juraj Jánošík - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Janosik myth was also known in Poland and the Czech lands.
		Jánošík was born at the village Terchová in the Austrian Monarchy, now in northern Slovakia, was fighting with the kurucs in 1706-1708, then with the imperial army, and in 1711 he became the leader of a forest robber group in northwestern Slovakia.
		He was captured in 1712 in Hrachov, but managed to escape.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Juraj_Janosik (564 words)

	KURUCZ, KURUC,
		Perhaps they are the descents of the Kuruc family.
		"Old people say the Kuruc family name came from the rebellions of Tököly's uprising in the 17th century.
		Some of the rebels (known as the Kurucs) stayed here.
	genforum.genealogy.com /kuruc/messages/8.html (296 words)

	Vámos Miklós - Hewlett Packard
		The so-called Kuruc (ancient orthography: Kurucz, original meaning: 'vagabond') guerilla troops were a pain in the ass of the Hapsburgs.
		The Kurucs were led first by Thököly, and later by Rákóczi the 2nd, the "Ruling Prince," who could almost reach a victory.
		The name Kuruc was used as a synonym of someone fighting against the Habsburgs or any tyrant for centuries.
	vamos.hp.hu /epiloque.htm (2474 words)

	Kurucs Did You Mean kurucs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The last meaning represents the kurucs sensu stricto.
		The word is derived from the Latin word "crux" (cross).
		The kurucs (after 1671) were mostly composed of Ruthenians and Slovaks, but also of some Magyars.
	www.did-you-mean.com /Kurucs.html (81 words)

	[ further-details.be \| Kuruc Resources ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Robi Kuruc 2005 Hamilton Ontario CanadaRobi Kuruc 2005 Hamilton Ontario Canada Posted by Picasa.
		Recept: Kuruc pecsenyeHozzÃ¡valÃ³k: 60 dkg sertÃ©starja felszeletelve 1 evÅ‘kanÃ¡l mustÃ¡r 1 kÃ©shegynyi tÃ¶rÃ¶tt bors 12 dkg gÃ©psonka 1 kÃ¡vÃ©skanÃ¡l pirospaprika 3-4 evÅ‘kanÃ¡l liszt 3 evÅ‘kanÃ¡l olaj.
		MÃ¡s volt eddig, mÃ¡skÃ©pp lesz mostKlasszikus magyar irodalom, Magyar tÃ¶rtÃ©nelem 1527-1790 kuruc kÃ¶ltÃ©szet, magyar irodalom, II.
	june-carter.further-details.be /Kuruc (450 words)

	Janosik
		From 1706 to 1708 he was in the revolutionary kuruc army of Frantiek Rákoczi II.
		After the suppression of the kuruc uprising in 1711, in the town of Bytča he met a kuruc named Tomá Uhorčík who he helped to escape from prison.
		He later joined up with other kurucs who had formed a band of outlaws with Uhorčík, possibly to keep the spirit of the revolt alive, and became their captain.
	www.slovakheritage.org /Shopping/Books/janosik.htm (568 words)

	Lóránt Czigány: A History of Hungarian Literature / Endre Ady
		His mood is often pensive; the coming war makes him notice strange signs or superstitions which are all omens, in his suggestive interpretation, of the fullness of time: the angel of destruction is about to descend to earth (‘Recollections of a Summer Night’, 1917).
		Ady loved to put on masks, and it was probably the Romantic cult of Rákóczi and his kuruc soldiers which prompted him to write his own kuruc poems, as a defiantly differing interpretation of the theme.
		While the official kuruc cult promoted the image of victorious soldiers clad in glittering uniform, Ady’s kurucs are the remnants of a beaten army, fugitives in disguise, expatriates in foreign lands, homeless tramps, or lonely wanderers.
	mek.oszk.hu /02000/02042/html/36.html (4269 words)

	Middle East Open Encyclopedia: Kurucs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This is an extract from The Middle East Open Encyclopedia, made possible through the Wikimedia Foundation.
		Iraq Museum International always displays the most recent published revision of the source article, Kurucs; all previous versions may be viewed here.
		They link directly to authoring tools for you to start writing a particular article.
	www.baghdadmuseum.org /ref?title=Kurucs (388 words)

	Prešov - In The Whirl of struggles for power
		In this period, in 1671, a new wave of violent Catholicization began, bringing numerous oppressions against the Evangelical population (almost all citizens), in an effort to weaken its political and economic power at the most.
		Soon after, the Kurucs were defeated by the imperial army and Prešov was again occupied.
		Prešov was under the control of a powerful royal garrison which was replaced by a Kuruc army only in 1682.
	www.presov.sk /article.php?i_id_article=3262 (3296 words)

	History of the Jews in Hungary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Even the treasurer of the realm set the example in transgressing the law by appointing (1692) Simon Hirsch as farmer of customs at Leopoldstadt; and at Hirsch's death he transferred the office to Hirsch's son-in-law.
		The revolt of the Kurucs, under Francis II Rákóczi, caused much suffering to the Hungarian Jews.
		The Kuruczes imprisoned and slew the Jews, who had incurred their anger by siding with the king's party.
	www.pole.ws /nph-proxy.pl/010110A/http/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_in_Hungary (7338 words)

	Kurucs Family Tree and Genealogy Links at Surname Finder
		Free and commercial resources for Kurucs surname research with quick links to popular online genealogy databases.
		Kurucs family tree at Burke's Peerage & Gentry ($)
		It may also be a match for "Kurucs surnam", "Kurucs genalogy", "Kurucs sirname" and "Kurucs genology".
	www.genealogytoday.com /surname/finder.mv?Surname=Kurucs (151 words)

	Lóránt Czigány: A History of Hungarian Literature / 2. Conservative Fiction
		It was the local kuruc tradition in the county of Zemplén which Komáromi used as material for his historical novels, and popular heroes, like Jakab Buga or Tamás Esze, were the main characters in his stories, which were written with Romantic exaggeration and much patriotic fire.
		All Komáromi’s kurucs were penniless vagabonds or outlaws whose only asset was their fierce patriotism, which was still enough to defeat the better-equipped labancs who sided with foreign rule.
		The general course historical fiction might take was perhaps epitomized by the overt nationalism of Gyula Somogyvári (1895-1953), who became a best-selling author under the pen-name of Gyula diák.
	mek.oszk.hu /02000/02042/html/54.html (1730 words)

	www.Tourist-Channel.sk -
		In the half of 17th century, the town had to resist invasions of Turks, however, they failed to conquer Trenčín.
		The town also experienced great suffering at the time of blockage by Kurucs in 18th century, when the town was attacked by plague.
		The castle burned down at the end of 18-th century and its renovation started in 20th century.
	www.tourist-channel.sk /obce/index.php3?lang=EN&pc=276&dan= (1321 words)

	Bunjevatz
		Faced with the frequent attacks by the Turks, they almost had to face another more greater peril.
		They were on the side of the emperor during the rebellion of Ferenc Rakoczyi in 1703, and they fought the more powerful Hungarian Kurucs, and suffered heavy losses so that a substantial part of the population had to move almost all the way to Srijem, while the Kurucs overran and horribly depopulated Backa.
		After the liberation of Buda (1686) the Bunjevci had repaired what the Turks had damaged.
	www.guajara.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/b/bu/bunjevatz.html (3736 words)

	Lóránt Czigány: A History of Hungarian Literature / 1.
		At the end of the seventeenth century kuruc movement produced significant poetry, and Ady revived the cult of the kurucs in his poetry.
		In modern, colloquial usage it means a person who is against foreign rule in Hungary.
		A Hungarian who was loyal to the Habsburgs and who fought the kuruc army; an *’imperialist’.
	mek.oszk.hu /02000/02042/html/156.html (6809 words)

	Kuruc's settled in Bethlehem PA?
		My name is Michael Kuruc and I was born (9/23/55) in Bethlehem Pa to Joseph and Stella (Grupp)Kuruc.I currently live in Cary, North Carolina (USA).And all these years I thought I was the only family with the name Kuruc!!!
		Does anyone have any info about the Kurucs that settled in Bethlehem Pa probably in the early 1900's.
		Re: Kuruc's settled in Bethlehem PA? Zlatica Beca 2/28/05
	genforum.genealogy.com /kuruc/messages/156.html (128 words)

	Trencin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Trencin was raised by the King Zigmund to a free royal town in 1412.In half of 17-th century, the town had to resist invasions of Turks, however, they failed to conquer Trencin.
		The town also experienced great suffering at the time of blockage by Kurucs in 18-th century, when the town was attacked by plague.
		The castle burned down at the end of 18-th century and its renovation started in 20-th century.
	hktrencin.host.sk /etrenc.html (450 words)

	TRENČÍN - Trenčín castle
		First repairs of the castle’s ruins began in 1912, however, a systematic reconstruction has been carried out since 1956 up to this day.
		The Trenčín castle had seen below its walls hostile armies of Czech and Polish kings, Tatar hordes, Bočkay and Bethlen hayducks, imperial landsknechts, soldiers of the Turkish sultan, Tatars of the Khan of Krym, companies of the Duke of Sesia, and Kurucs and Labanec armies.
		However, it has never been conquered by a direct attack.
	www.trencin.sk /en/12459 (1817 words)

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