Péter Boross

Péter Boross [ pe ː tɛr boroʃ ] ( born August 27, 1928 in Nagybajom, Somogy County ) is a Hungarian politician and former Prime Minister.

Life

Péter Boross was at the time of the uprising in 1956 a member of the Revolutionary Committee of Budapest and the Revolutionary Council of the intellectuals. He was one of the victims of the wave of repression after the Soviet intervention and was imprisoned in the detention Kistarcsa.

After the collapse of the communist People's Republic of Hungary and the establishment of the Hungarian Republic on 23 October 1989 Boross Minister was on 19 July 1990, first without portfolio with responsibility for civil national security services and, on December 20, 1990 Minister of the Interior in the cabinet of József Antall. On December 12, 1993, he was appointed after the death of Prime Minister Antall. This office he held after the election defeat up to his replacement by Gyula Horn on July 15, 1994. During his tenure, the application for admission to the European Union in 1994 was detected. He then became chairman of the Committee on National Security of the National Assembly. From 1998 to 2002 he was an advisor of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, from which he later distanced himself however. Boross is a member of the Hungarian Democratic Forum (MDF).

Sources and background literature

• Short biography in rulers.org
• Biographical Notes on the homepage of the National Assembly
• Hungarian election results from 1990 to 2006

Kingdom of Hungary (1867-1918): Count Gyula Andrássy | Graf Menyhért Lónyay | József Szlávy | István Bitto | Baron Béla Wenckheim | Kálmán Tisza | Count Gyula Szapáry | Sándor Wekerle | Baron Dezso Bánffy | Kalman Szell | Count Károly Khuen Héderváry | Count István Tisza | Baron Géza Fejervary | Sándor Wekerle | Count Károly Khuen Héderváry | László Lukács | Count István Tisza | Count Moritz Esterhazy | Sándor Wekerle | Count János Hadik | Count Mihály Károlyi

Republic of Hungary (1918-1919): Count Mihály Károlyi | Dénes Berinkey

Hungarian Soviet Republic ( 1919): Sándor Garbai | Antal Dovcsák | Gyula Peidl | István Friedrich | Károly Huszár

Kingdom of Hungary (1920-1944): Sándor Simonyi - Semadam | Count Pál Teleki | Count István Bethlen | Count Gyula Károlyi | Gyula Gombos | Kálmán Darányi | Béla Imredy | Count Pál Teleki | László Bárdossy | Miklós Kállay | domes Sztojay | Géza Lakatos

State Hungary (1944-1945): Ferenc Szálasi | Béla Miklós ( in opposition) | Zoltán Tildy

Republic of Hungary (1946-1949): Ferenc Nagy | Lajos Dinnyés | István Dobi

People's Republic of Hungary (1949-1989): István Dobi | Mátyás Rákosi | Imre Nagy | András Hegedüs | Imre Nagy | János Kádár | Ferenc Munnich | János Kádár | Gyula Kállai | Jenő Fock | György Lázár | Károly Grósz | Miklós Németh

Republic of Hungary (since 1989): Miklós Németh | József Antall | Péter Boross | Gyula Horn | Viktor Orbán | Péter Medgyessy | Ferenc Gyurcsány | Gordon Bajnai | Viktor Orbán

• Prime Minister (Hungary )
• MDF Member
• Carrier of Merit of the Republic of Hungary ( Grand Cross )
• Hungarian
• Born in 1928
• Man