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A Special Imperial Train Brought His Coffin to the Border, and From There by Cattle Wagon - the Story of the Zichy Mansion in Zala and Its Namesake

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Zala is a village in Somogy County with a population of 220. It has no shop or pub, but the mansion of Mihály Zichy (1827–1906) stands there and can be visited, which is worth seeing both because of its liberal cosmopolitan owner and the people who take care of the legacy.

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A Special Imperial Train Brought His Coffin to the Border, and From There by Cattle Wagon - the Story of the Zichy Mansion in Zala and Its Namesake

Zala is a village in Somogy County with a population of 220. It has no shop or pub, but the mansion of Mihály Zichy (1827–1906) stands there and can be visited, which is worth seeing both because of its liberal cosmopolitan owner and the people who take care of the legacy.

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