Komárom (English spelling) Komárom

Japanese: Komárom(英語表記)Komarom
Komárom (English spelling) Komárom

...Population: 37,000 (1991). Until 1919, it was one town with Komárom, Hungary, across the river. Shipbuilding, shoemaking, tobacco, and food industries developed, and it was a key point for railway and river traffic with Southeastern Europe.

*Some of the terminology explanations that mention "Komárom" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…人口3万7000(1991)。1919年まで対岸のハンガリー領のコマーロムKomáromと一つの町を構成していた。造船,製靴,タバコ,食品工業が発達し,南東欧との鉄道,河川交通の要衝。…

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