As proof of the diversity of Cz, I had never heard of Holischkes or Halischkes. Dad came from Arad and we had a Hungarian cook and cabbage rolls were named Totesh Káposzta (not sure of the spelling of the first word) Wasn't there also a German word for them? We had them with a tomato-paprika sauce und schmetten.
Andy
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