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135:Succeeded by
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93:Succeeded by
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27:Pozsgay Imre
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1642:2016 deaths
1637:1933 births
1543:Rockenbauer
1462:Andrásfalvy
1295:Klebelsberg
1248:opposed by
1229:Juhász Nagy
1035:Zoltán Bíró
934:Rezső Nyers
477:Zoltán Bíró
368:János Kádár
326:Petőfi Népe
228:(1991–1996)
221:(1989–1990)
214:(1956–1989)
207:(1950–1956)
123:Preceded by
81:Preceded by
1631:Categories
1590:Erdey-Grúz
1394:Erdey-Grúz
1366:Keresztury
1168:Berzeviczy
1085:since 1848
1033:alongside
980:Zoltán Gál
940:1988–1990
936:until 1989
932:alongside
902:1980–1982
877:1976–1980
615:References
264:Hungarian:
245:politician
242:Profession
163:1933-11-26
1424:Polinszky
1361:G. Teleki
1335:Rakovszky
1315:P. Teleki
1305:Karafiáth
1250:P. Teleki
1198:Jankovich
1158:L. Eötvös
1128:J. Eötvös
1105:Batthyány
1100:J. Eötvös
1022:New party
485:third way
392:Imre Nagy
334:Imre Nagy
113:In office
71:In office
1606:Réthelyi
1574:Já. Vass
1487:Pálinkás
1290:Jó. Vass
1163:Wlassics
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665:Archived
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638:Index.hu
234:Children
190:Budapest
1533:Pozsgay
1482:Pokorni
1439:Czibere
1434:Köpeczi
1429:Pozsgay
1384:Ortutay
1356:Szálasi
1351:Rajniss
1277:Regency
1224:Lovászy
1203:Apponyi
1188:Székely
1183:Apponyi
1143:Trefort
1110:Horváth
504:Stádium
194:Hungary
139:Himself
1616:Kásler
1558:Bozóki
1553:Hiller
1548:Görgey
1538:Hámori
1518:Darvas
1497:Hiller
1492:Magyar
1477:Magyar
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1389:Darvas
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1285:Haller
1267:Huszár
1257:Garbai
1244:Pogány
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1138:Pauler
1133:Szlávy
916:Vacant
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468:Sopron
428:Fidesz
306:Fertőd
302:Enying
1611:Balog
1528:Orbán
1513:Révai
1472:Fodor
1444:Glatz
1409:Benke
1399:Kónya
1330:Antal
1320:Hóman
1310:Hóman
1234:Kunfi
1208:Zichy
1193:Zichy
1153:Csáky
974:1990
537:Death
424:SZDSZ
382:then
211:MSZMP
1467:Mádl
1419:Nagy
1414:Ilku
1262:Imre
1178:Tost
969:MSZP
827:ISBN
808:ISBN
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547:KDNP
426:and
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225:NDSZ
218:MSZP
180:Died
170:Kóny
157:Born
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