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I've cut out this sentence:
"At the time of Louis I of Hungary, the first Hungarian University worked here for a few years."
In the history of the university ( in Hungarian), Óbuda is not mentioned, only Buda, the Royal Palace. The above sentence might still be true, though, but we need some evidence.
While Shoah is proper Hebrew usage, and is referenced in the article entitled "The Holocaust," I recommend editing this article to use the phrase "The Holocaust." This is the actual title of the article being linked to, is consistent with an English language article, and takes into account that the articles readers may be neither Jewish or familiar with the Hebrew term. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 217.132.90.240 (talk) 17:48, 17 June 2009 (UTC)
