
Public figure
Albert Apponyi Gold
Hungarian politician (1846-1933)
Albert Apponyi is a Hungarian politician (1846-1933). Born 1846 in Vienna.
At a glance
Gold- Born
- 1846-05-29, Vienna
- Died
- 1933-02-07, Geneva
- Citizenship
- Hungary
- Occupations
- politician, writer, diplomat, minister
- Fields
- politics, educational system
- Political party
- Deák Party, National Party, Moderate Opposition, Party of Independence and '48, Liberal Party
- Member of
- Hungarian Academy of Sciences
- Also known as
- Count Albert Apponyi
Education and professional journey
SilverRoles and positions
Silver- Minister of Education and Religious Affairs of Hungary1917 to 1918
- Minister of Education and Religious Affairs of Hungary1906 to 1910
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1872 to 1875
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1877 to 1878
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1878 to 1881
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1881 to 1884
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1884 to 1887
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1887 to 1892
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1892 to 1896
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1896 to 1901
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1901 to 1905
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1905 to 1906
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1906 to 1910
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1920 to 1922
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1922 to 1926
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1926 to 1931
- member of the National Assembly of Hungary1931 to 1933
Awards and recognition
Silver- honorary citizen of Budapest 1921
- honorary citizen of Kaposvár 1921
- honorary citizen of Dunakeszi 1921
Family
SilverOnly relatives who are public figures themselves.
- Clotilde ApponyiSpouse
- György ApponyiChild
- György ApponyiFather
Personal journey
- Languages
- Hungarian, English, German
Due diligence
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What we have, and what we might have wrong
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- Wikidata, as of 3 Oct 2026. Community-curated knowledge base (CC0)
- Wikimedia Commons. Photo, see the file page for licence
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