Tamás Katona

Hungarian historian and politician

Tamás Katona - Hungarian historian and politician
Born

1932
93 years ago

Died

June 28th, 2013
11 years ago — 81 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Hungary

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A historian and politician specialized in the study of East European history and politics. Served as a member of the Hungarian parliament, contributing to legislative processes and historical scholarship. Authored multiple works on Hungarian history, focusing on the 20th century. Participated actively in political discussions, advocating for historical awareness and education.

Served in the Hungarian parliament

Authored works on East European history

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