Zoltán Meskó

Hungarian politician and statesman

Zoltán Meskó - Hungarian politician and statesman
Born

1883
142 years ago

Died

June 10th, 1959
66 years ago — 76 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Hungary

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A prominent politician in Hungary, played a significant role in the political landscape during the early 20th century. Served as a member of the Hungarian parliament, contributing to discussions on various legislative matters. Involved in the leadership of the National Smallholders' Party, which focused on the interests of small farmers and rural citizens. Actively participated in the governance of Hungary and was instrumental in shaping policies that affected the agricultural sector. His political career extended through turbulent times in Hungary's history, including the aftermath of World War II.

Served as a member of the Hungarian parliament

Led the National Smallholders' Party

Influenced agricultural policy in Hungary

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