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Lajos Batthyány

Hungarian politician (1807–1849).

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Lajos Batthyány was a Hungarian politician. Born on 10 February 1807 in Bratislava, Batthyány died on 6 October 1849 in Pest at the age of 42.

Positions held include Member of the House of Magnates (1839–1840), Member of the House of Magnates (1843–1844) and Member of the House of Magnates (1847–1848). Batthyány studied at Faculty of Law of the University of Zagreb.

With a Wikipedia article in 37 languages, Lajos Batthyány is No. 34,283 in the People and Position Index.

Born
10 February 1807, Bratislava
Died
6 October 1849, Pest (aged 42)
Country
Hungary
Known as
Economist, politician
Field
Politics
Party
Opposition Party, Peace Party
Education
Faculty of Law of the University of Zagreb
Languages
Hungarian
Children
3
Wikipedia editions
37

Did you know

32

Was 32 when first member of the House of Magnates (1839).

42

Lived to 42.

10 Feb

Shares a birthday with Bertolt Brecht and Harold Macmillan.

67

One of 67 people in the Index born in Bratislava, with Zuzana Čaputová.

37

Has a Wikipedia article in 37 languages.

Computed from the Index and Wikidata.

Career

Positions held

  1. 1839–1840Member of the House of Magnates
  2. 1843–1844Member of the House of Magnates
  3. 1847–1848Member of the House of Magnates
  4. 1848Prime Minister of Hungary
  5. 1848Minister of Public Works and Transport of Hungary
  6. 1848Member of the National Assembly of Hungary
  7. 1848Minister of Justice of Hungary

Connections

Lajos Batthyány
  • FatherJózsef Sándor Batthyány
  • MotherBorbála Skerlecz
  • SpouseAntónia Zichy
  • ChildEmanuela Batthyány
  • ChildIlona Batthyány
  • ChildElemér Batthyány

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