[es-ter-hah-zee; Fr. e-ster-a-zee] 
| Ma⋅rie Charles Fer⋅di⋅nand Wal⋅sin [ma-ree sharl fer-dee-nahn val-san] , 1847–1923, French army officer who confessed forging evidence that convicted Alfred Dreyfus. |
[es-ter-hah-zee; Hung. es-ter-hah-zi] | Prince Mi⋅klós Jó⋅zsef [mi-klohsh yoh-zhef] , 1714–90, Hungarian patron of the arts. |
| Es·ter·há·zy (ěs'těr-hä'zē) 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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