Rudolf Margolius

Czech lawyer and politician

Rudolf Margolius - Czech lawyer and politician
Born

1913
112 years ago

Died

December 3rd, 1952
72 years ago — 39 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Czech Republic

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A significant figure in Czechoslovakian politics, served as a member of the National Assembly. Played a key role in drafting laws and policies during a pivotal time in Czechoslovakia's history. Worked with various political human rights initiatives and contributed to legal reforms. Was active in political movements that sought to improve the legal framework of the country. His career ended tragically with his death in 1952.

Served in the Czechoslovak National Assembly

Contributed to legal reforms in Czechoslovakia

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