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Esterhazy

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Es·ter·há·zy  (str-häz)
Hungarian princely family in existence since the 17th century. Its members held a number of military, political, and religious positions and were influential patrons of the arts, particularly regarding the career of Franz Joseph Haydn.


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He determined that the actual culprit was Ferdinand Walsin Esterhazy, a notorious hustler with chronic gambling debts.
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It is on the road Haydn often traveled between the Esterhazy Palace in Eisenstadt and their palace and estates in Hungary.
 
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