Peter Lalor
Irish-Australian politician and activist
Born
Died
1889
136 years ago — 62 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Australia
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Born in Ireland, played a pivotal role in the Eureka Rebellion of 1854 in Victoria, advocating for miners' rights against colonial authorities. Lalor emerged as a leader during the conflict, symbolizing resistance to government oppression. After the rebellion, he transitioned to a political career, serving in the Victorian Legislative Assembly. Lalor's contributions to the political landscape included advocating for electoral reforms and representing the interests of working-class individuals. His efforts helped to shape the future political landscape in Australia, contributing significantly to the labor movement.
Led the Eureka Rebellion
Served in the Victorian Legislative Assembly
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