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Count Albert Apponyi
Jaszi, Oscar | October 10, 1923 issue

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This article focuses on Count Albert Apponyi, one of the most remarkable statesmen of Hungary. He has been clean and disinterested in a political milieu where corruption and graft, business greed and nepotism play a very important role. In his private life too, Count Apponyi has been an example of civic virtue; he has lived a modest, even ascetic, life in surroundings of splendor and luxury. His entire political career demonstrates the correctness of psychological hypothesis. There is a contrast in his international policy and in his attitude toward the non-Magyar races of Hungary.

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APPONYI, Albert, grof, 1846-1933; POLITICIANS; INTERNATIONAL relations; NEPOTISM; ASCETICISM; HUNGARY
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