Felix Lichnowsky

Czech soldier and politician

Felix Lichnowsky - Czech soldier and politician
Born

April 5th, 1814
210 years ago

Died

1848
177 years ago — 34 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Czech Republic

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Served in the Austrian army and participated in military campaigns during the 19th century. Engaged in political activities advocating for Czech interests within the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Contributed to legislative debates and policies affecting the Czech population. Involved in the restructuring of military ranks and administrative reforms to support national aspirations.

Served as a soldier in the Austrian army

Participated in military campaigns

Engaged in Czech political advocacy

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