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Bookmark or Share- Ferenc Deák summary | BritannicaFerenc Deák, (born Oct. 17, 1803, Söjtör, Hung., Austrian Empire—died Jan. 28/29, 1876, Budapest), Hungarian politician. He entered the Hungarian Diet in 1833, becoming a leader of the reform movement for the political emancipation of Hungary. Appointed minister of justice in 1848, he was the principal author of the reforming “April laws.”
- Ferenc Deák | Hungarian Statesman & Father of Compromise ...Ferenc Deák (born Oct. 17, 1803, Söjtör, Hung., Austrian Empire [now in Hungary]—died Jan. 28/29, 1876, Budapest) was a Hungarian statesman whose negotiations led to the establishment of the dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary in 1867. Deák was the son of a wealthy Hungarian landowner.
- Deák Ferenc (igazságügy-miniszter) – Wikipédia– Budapest, 1876. január 28.) magyar politikus, jogász, táblabíró, államférfi, országgyűlési képviselő és a Batthyány-kormány igazságügy-minisztere. A reformkorban és a dualizmusban is meghatározó szerepet vállalt, akit „a haza bölcse” és „a nemzet prókátora” titulussal is illetnek.
- The Wise Man of the Nation – Deák Ferenc died 145 years agoFerenc Deák, the "Wise Man of the Nation", died on 28 January 1876, 145 years ago. Many memorials throughout Budapest stand in honour of the great statesman. At the time of his death on 28 January 1876, Ferenc Deák was one of Hungary's most respected politicians.
- The Man Behind ‘the Great Compromise’, the Wise Ferenc DeákFerenc Deák, the primary facilitator of the Austro–Hungarian Compromise of 1867, the country’s first Minister of Justice, and the namesake of so many public spaces and institutions in Hungary today, passed away 148 years ago on this day.
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