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Pál Teleki
Pal Teleki
Prime Minister of Hungary (1879–1941).
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Pál Teleki
Sex or Gender
Male
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Place of Birth
Budapest
Country
:
Austria–Hungary
Place of Death
Budapest
Country
:
Kingdom of Hungary
Date of Birth
11/1/1879
Date of Death
4/3/1941
Instance Of
Human
Country of Citizenship
Hungary
Given Name
Pál
Manner of Death
Suicide
Member Of
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina
Commons Gallery
Pál Teleki
Educated At
Eötvös Loránd University
(1897 - 1901)
Start Time
:
1897
End Time
:
1901
Work Location
Budapest
Name in Native Language
Teleki Pál
Award Received
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Saint Stephen of Hungary
Commander with Star of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland
(2001)
Point in Time
:
2001
Estonian Red Cross Order First Class
Order of Saint Stephen of Hungary
Reason for Deprecated Rank
:
Duplicate Entry
Place of Burial
Gödöllő
Family Name
Teleki
Noble Title
Count
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
French
German
Italian
Hungarian
Cause of Death
Gunshot Wound
Employer
Eötvös Loránd University
Member of Political Party
National Constitution Party
Party of Hungarian Life
Christian National Party
Native Language
Hungarian
Different From
Pál Teleki
Occupation
Geographer
Diplomat
Politician
Position Held
11 items
Prime Minister of Hungary
(7/19/1920 - 4/14/1921)
Replaces
:
Sándor Simonyi-Semadam
Replaced By
:
István Bethlen
Series Ordinal
:
30
Start Time
:
7/19/1920
End Time
:
4/14/1921
Prime Minister of Hungary
(2/16/1939 - 4/3/1941)
Replaces
:
Béla Imrédy
Series Ordinal
:
36
Start Time
:
2/16/1939
End Time
:
4/3/1941
Minister of Education and Religious Affairs of Hungary
(5/14/1938 - 2/16/1939)
Member of Cabinet
:
Q1096737
Start Time
:
5/14/1938
End Time
:
2/16/1939
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary
(4/19/1920 - 9/22/1920)
Replaces
:
Sándor Simonyi-Semadam
Replaced By
:
Imre Csáky
Member of Cabinet
:
Q1288730
Start Time
:
4/19/1920
End Time
:
9/22/1920
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary
(1/27/1941 - 2/4/1941)
Replaces
:
István Csáky
Member of Cabinet
:
Q1212509
Start Time
:
1/27/1941
End Time
:
2/4/1941
Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
(2/21/1905 - 2/19/1906)
Parliamentary Term
:
1905-1906 Legislative Term
Electoral District
:
Nagysomkút Electoral District
Parliamentary Group
:
National Constitution Party
Start Time
:
2/21/1905
End Time
:
2/19/1906
Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
(5/21/1906 - 6/23/1910)
Parliamentary Term
:
1906-1910 Legislative Term
Electoral District
:
Nagysomkút Electoral District
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Start Time
:
5/21/1906
End Time
:
6/23/1910
Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
(1920 - 1922)
Parliamentary Term
:
1920-1922 Legislative Term
Electoral District
:
Szeged
Parliamentary Group
:
Christian National Union Party
Start Time
:
1920
End Time
:
1922
Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
(1922 - 1926)
Parliamentary Term
:
1922-1926 Legislative Term
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Start Time
:
1922
End Time
:
1926
Member of the Hungarian Upper Chamber
(1926 - 1939)
Start Time
:
1926
End Time
:
1939
Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
(1939 - 4/3/1941)
Parliamentary Term
:
1939-1945 Legislative Term
Electoral District
:
Szeged City with Municipal Rights Listed Constituency
Parliamentary Group
:
Party of Hungarian Life
End Cause
:
Death in Office
Elected In
:
1939 Hungarian Parliamentary Election
Start Time
:
1939
End Time
:
4/3/1941
Child
Géza Teleki
Father
Géza Teleki
Replaces
:
Bálint Hóman
Replaced By
:
Bálint Hóman
Replaced By
:
László Bárdossy
Replaced By
:
László Bárdossy
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