File:Saint Ladislaus Church, Melchi Zedech portal, 2016 Budapest.jpg
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English: : Saint Ladislaus Church, East (Melchi Zedech) entrance. - Szent László Square, Budapest District X., Budapest. Magyar: : A Kőbányai Szent László római katolikus plébániatemplom 'Eleva mini portae aeternales'. Emeld fel ti örökkévaló ajtók? Azonosító 1091 (törzsszám 15686). Magyaros-szecessziós, Lechner Ödön és Tandor Ottó tervei alapján, 1892-1906. - Budapest, Kőbánya kerület, Ligettelek városrész, Szent László tér.
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