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Gyula Horn
Horn Gyula János
Hungarian politician (1932–2013).
External Pages About Gyula Horn
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Statements about
Gyula Horn
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Budapest
Place of Death
Budapest
Date of Birth
7/5/1932
Date of Death
6/19/2013
Award Received
Charlemagne Prize
(5/24/1990)
Point in Time
:
5/24/1990
Grand Cross 1st Class of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany
Memminger Freedom Prize 1525
Grand Cross of Honor for Services to the Republic of Austria
(2005)
Point in Time
:
2005
The Glass of Reason
Schärfste Klinge
Q1179847
(1957)
Point in Time
:
1957
Courage Award
(2005)
Point in Time
:
2005
Q48753442
(1992)
Point in Time
:
1992
Member of Political Party
Hungarian Socialist Party
(1989 - 2013)
Start Time
:
1989
End Time
:
2013
Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party
(1956 - 1989)
Start Time
:
1956
End Time
:
1989
Hungarian Working People's Party
(1954 - 1956)
Start Time
:
1954
End Time
:
1956
Instance Of
Human
Image
Occupation
Politician
Diplomat
Economist
Given Name
Gyula
Series Ordinal
:
1
János
Series Ordinal
:
2
Country of Citizenship
Hungary
Position Held
Prime Minister of Hungary
(7/15/1994 - 7/6/1998)
Replaces
:
Péter Boross
Replaced By
:
Viktor Orbán
Start Time
:
7/15/1994
End Time
:
7/6/1998
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary
(5/10/1989 - 5/23/1990)
Replaces
:
Péter Várkonyi
Replaced By
:
Géza Jeszenszky
Start Time
:
5/10/1989
End Time
:
5/23/1990
Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
(5/2/1990 - 5/13/2010)
Parliamentary Group
:
Hungarian Socialist Party
Parliamentary Term
:
1990–1994 Legislative Term
Parliamentary Term
:
1994–1998 Legislative Term
Parliamentary Term
:
1998–2002 Legislative Term
Parliamentary Term
:
2002–2006 Legislative Term
Parliamentary Term
:
2006–2010 Legislative Term
Start Time
:
5/2/1990
End Time
:
5/13/2010
Secretary of State
Member of Central Committee of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party
(3/28/1985 - 10/7/1989)
Start Time
:
3/28/1985
End Time
:
10/7/1989
Relative
Szófia Havas
Kinship to Subject
:
Niece
Educated At
Rostov State Economics University
( - 1954)
Academic Major
:
Economics
End Time
:
1954
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Hungarian
Russian
English
Croatian
Serbian
Work Location
Budapest
Place of Burial
Fiume Road Graveyard
Burial Plot Reference
:
15-2-29/30
Family Name
Horn
Plaque Image
Birth Name
Horn Gyula János
Number of Children
2
Native Language
Hungarian
Name in Native Language
Horn Gyula
Candidacy in Election
2004 European Parliament Election in Hungary
Series Ordinal
:
2
Represents
:
Hungarian Socialist Party
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