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Albert Apponyi
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Albert Apponyi Gold

Hungarian politician (1846-1933)

29 May 1846 to 7 Feb 1933Hungary

Albert Apponyi is a Hungarian politician (1846-1933). Born 1846 in Vienna.

Public record

At a glance

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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
Timeline

Education and professional journey

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1875188018851890189519001905191019151920192519301935194019451950195519601965197019751980198519901995200020052010201520202025member of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1872-1875 member of the National Assembly of Hungarymember of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1877-1878 member of the National Assembly of Hungarymember of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1878-1881 member of the National Assembly of Hungarymember of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1881-1884 member of the National Assembly of Hungarymember of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1884-1887 member of the National Assembly of Hungarymember of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1887-1892 member of the National Assembly of Hungarymember of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1892-1896 member of the National Assembly of Hungarymember of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1896-1901 member of the National Assembly of Hungarymember of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1901-1905 member of the National Assembly of Hungarymember of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1905-1906 member of the National Assembly of HungaryMinister of Education and Religious Affairs of Hungary: 1906-1910 Minister of Education and Religious Affairs of…member of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1906-1910 member of the National Assembly of HungaryMinister of Education and Religious Affairs of Hungary: 1917-1918 Minister of Education and Religious Affairs of…member of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1920-1922 member of the National Assembly of Hungarymember of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1922-1926 member of the National Assembly of Hungarymember of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1926-1931 member of the National Assembly of Hungarymember of the National Assembly of Hungary: 1931-1933 member of the National Assembly of Hungary
Education Work
Offices held

Roles and positions

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  • 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

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  • honorary citizen of Budapest 1921
  • honorary citizen of Kaposvár 1921
  • honorary citizen of Dunakeszi 1921
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Family

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Places and interests

Personal journey

Languages
Hungarian, English, German
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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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