The Political Graveyard: Hungary

Hungary

Hungary information:

Population: 10,106,017
Land area 35,919 square miles.
Capital: Budapest

See also: Austria-Hungary

Neighboring areas:

North: Slovakia
East: Ukraine; Romania
South: Serbia; Croatia
West: Slovenia; Austria

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Hungary
U.S. Consuls in Hungary
U.S. Politicians who were born in Hungary

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Hungary

Theodore Brentano (Minister 1922-27) J. Butler Wright (Minister 1927-30) Nicholas Roosevelt (Minister 1930-33) John Flournoy Montgomery (Minister 1933-41) Herbert C. Pell, Jr. (Minister 1941) H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld (Minister 1945-47) Selden Chapin (Minister 1947-49) Nathaniel P. Davis (Minister 1949-51) Christian M. Ravndal (Minister 1951-56) Martin J. Hillenbrand (Ambassador 1967-69) Alfred Puhan (Ambassador 1969-73) Richard F. Pedersen (Ambassador 1973-75) Eugene V. McAuliffe (Ambassador 1975-76) Philip M. Kaiser (Ambassador 1977-80) Harry E. Bergold, Jr. (Ambassador 1980-83) Nicolas M. Salgo (Ambassador 1983-86) Robie Marcus Hooker Palmer (Ambassador 1986-90) Charles H. Thomas (Ambassador 1990-91) Donald M. Blinken (Ambassador 1994) Peter Francis Tufo (Ambassador 1997) Nancy Goodman Brinker (Ambassador 2001)

U.S. Consuls in Hungary

(may be incomplete!)

Budapest: Eugene T. Bell (Consul General 1880) Frank Dyer Chester (Consul 1897-1904) Louis Gerster (Vice & Deputy Consul 1897-98) Frank Dyer Chester (Consul General 1904-08) Frank E. Mallett (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1906-14) Alfred W. Donegan (Deputy Consul General 1908) Paul Nash (Consul General 1908-10) William Coffin (Consul General 1913-17) Louis G. Dreyfus, Jr. (Consul 1914) Hugh Kemeny (Deputy Consul General 1914) John J. Ronto (Deputy Consul General 1914) Louis G. Dreyfus, Jr. (Vice Consul 1916) Donald M. Ingram (Vice Consul 1917) Edwin C. Kemp (Consul 1921-23) Walter S. Reineck (Vice Consul 1922) Digby A. Willson (Vice Consul 1922) Richard C. Beer (Vice Consul 1922) Harry L. Troutman (Vice Consul 1924) Walter S. Reineck (Consul 1924) Alexander K. Sloan (Consul 1924-25) George Horton (Consul General 1924) Thomas D. Bowman (Consul General 1925-26) John H. Morgan (Vice Consul 1926-29) Stephen B. Vaughan (Vice Consul 1926-29) William H. Gale (Consul General 1927-29) Alexander K. Sloan (Consul 1929) Fletcher Warren (Consul 1932) John Ball Osborne (Consul General 1932) Ernest V. Polutnik (Vice Consul 1932) Milton C. Rewinkel (Vice Consul 1939) Earl L. Packer (Consul 1940) David J. Persall (Vice Consul 1945)

U.S. Politicians who were born in Hungary

No city given: Joseph Vandor c.1822 Joseph Pulitzer 1847 Eugene J. Hainer 1851 Attilio J. Clementi c.1869 Max D. Steuer 1871 Samuel S. Koenig 1872 Gustave Hartman 1880
Budapest: Rudolph G. Tenerowicz 1890 Emerich B. Freed 1897 Tom Lantos 1928
Gava: Theodore S. Weiss 1927
Keszthely: Alexander Asboth 1811
Revisch: Abraham Lefkowitz 1884
Sajószöged: Stephen J. Roth 1908
Tamasi: Ernest L. Konnyu 1937

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