Gyula Andrássy

We know little about Andrássy, his figure is not alive in public opinion, although he is one of Hungary's most important politicians, the prime minister of the Kingdom of Hungary between 1867-71, one of the founders of bourgeois Hungary, a later Austro-Hungarian foreign minister. they are known elsewhere. Gyula Andrássy was a large-format politician, a real statesman. At the end of the War of Independence, he was not allowed to return home from his diplomatic trip abroad on behalf of the Szemere government. With minor breaks, he then lived in the French capital, where he took an active part in social life. He was considered one of the most beautiful men of his age. The ladies of Paris referred to it as the "beautiful hanger" (le beau pendu). Monika Kozári's book focuses on Andrássy's work as Hungarian Prime Minister, but this work is also a biography. A separate chapter deals with her relationship with Queen Elizabeth. He uses a lot of quotes, with the intention of talking to Andrássy, showing how he thought. His good friend, who committed suicide in emigration, Count Kálmán Schmiedegg wrote to Andrássy in his farewell letter: "Gyula, you are called to great things. , you owe your homeland and your name alike. " Gyula Andrássy fulfilled his historical vocation.