István Bibó

Also known as Istvan Bibo

Hungarian politician (1911–1979)

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István Bibó was a Hungarian politician, political scientist, historian, and university teacher. He served as a minister and was a member of the National Peasant Party and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Bibó was educated at the University of Szeged and Franz Joseph University, and he worked in Szeged. He spoke Hungarian, German, and French.

Born in Szeged in 1911, he died in Budapest in 1979. He received the Széchenyi Prize and had three children. His notable works include *A szankciók kérdése a nemzetközi jogban*, *Evreĭskiĭ vopros v Vengrii posle 1944 goda*, *Kwestia zydowska*, *A keleteurópai kisállamok nyomorusága*, and *Bieda východoeurópskych malých štátov*. He authored thirty works.

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Works: 30

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A szankciók kérdése a nemzetközi jogban
Evreĭskiĭ vopros v Vengrii posle 1944 goda
Kwestia zydowska
A keleteurópai kisállamok nyomorusága
Bieda východoeurópskych malých štátov

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Instance of: human
Given name: István
Gender: male
Citizenship: Hungary
Place of birth: Szeged
Place of death: Budapest
Occupation: jurist
Position held: minister
Educated at: Franz Joseph University
Political party: National Peasant Party
Languages spoken: German
Image: István Bibó politic 1970.jpg
Number of children: 3
Work location: Szeged

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Commons category: István Bibó
date of birth: 1911-08-07
date of death: 1979-05-10
member of: Hungarian Academy of Sciences
name in native language: Bibó István
described at URL: dissidenten.eu/laender/ungarn/biografien/istvan-bibo

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