Mihály Horváth

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Mihály Horváth: Mihály Horváth

Mihály Horváth (20 October 1809, Szentes – 19 August 1878, Karlsbad) was a Hungarian Roman Catholic bishop, historian, and politician.

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His portrait

His biography on the Szentes's Horváth Mihály Secondary School homepage

His activity in the Hungarian Historical Society (in Hungarian: Magyar Történelmi Társulat).

Political offices

Preceded by
Lajos Batthyány Minister of Religion and Education
1849 Succeeded by
József Eötvös

v · d · eMinisters of Education of Hungary since 1848

Revolution of 1848
J. Eötvös · Batthyány · Horváth

Kingdom of Hungary
J. Eötvös · Szlávy · Pauler · Trefort · Baross · Csáky · L. Eötvös · Wlassics · Berzeviczy · G. Lukács (*1865) · Tost · Apponyi · Székely · Zichy · Jankovich · Apponyi · Zichy

Transition period
Lovászy · Juhász Nagy · Kunfi · G. Lukács (*1885) · Pogány (opposed by P. Teleki) · Garbai · Imre · Huszár

Regency
Haller · Jó. Vass · Klebelsberg · Ernszt · Karafiáth · Hóman · P. Teleki · Hóman · Szinyei Merse · Antal · Rakovszky

Transition period
Rajniss · Szálasi · G. Teleki · Keresztury

Communist Hungary
Ortutay · Darvas · Erdey-Grúz · Kónya · Kállai · Benke · Ilku · Nagy · Polinszky · Pozsgay · Köpeczi · Czibere · Glatz

Republic of Hungary
Andrásfalvy · Mádl · Fodor · Magyar · Pokorni · Pálinkás · Magyar · Hiller

Ministers of Culture
Révai · Darvas · G. Lukács (*1885) · Orbán · Pozsgay · Hámori · Rockenbauer · Görgey · Hiller · Bozóki

Minister of Religion
Já. Vass

Minister of Higher Education
Erdey-Grúz

Minister of National Resources
Réthelyi

Persondata

Name Horvath, Mihaly

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Date of birth 20 October 1809

Place of birth

Date of death 19 August 1878

Place of death

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1809 births
1878 deaths
People from Szentes
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Hungarian bishops
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Political offices
Preceded by Lajos Batthyány	Minister of Religion and Education 1849	Succeeded by József Eötvös

Persondata
Name	Horvath, Mihaly
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	20 October 1809
Place of birth
Date of death	19 August 1878
Place of death

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