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a college-preparatory school
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a college-preparatory school
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She was his cousin. They had 2 children, István and Julsika.
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As the part of the liberal party in Vizakna .
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He was also a member of the boards of numerous joint-stock companies and industrial enterprises.
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The political powers polarised and in new elections the 30 years of governing by the Liberal Party was ended, with the side effect that the party was dissolved.
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he became also a member of the economic committee of Hungarian parliament, where he plunged himself into the macroeconomic discussions.
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His uncle Tisza Lajos receives the title of Count from Emperor Franz Joseph and he conferred his new title on István Tisza.
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He resigned from all of his memberships before he was appointed as Prime minister.
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During the Tisza era, only 54,5% of the population of kingdom of Hungary considered themselves as Hungarians. The liberal party was the most popular political force.
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nationwide strike of railroad workers broke out, which paralyzed the Hungarian economy. He solved this problem quickly. The organizers of the strike were arrested, and participant railway workers were recruited into the Hungarian Honvéd army.
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He did it to to crush the obstruction of the opposition.
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Nemzeti Munkapárt in hungarian, which won theelection of 1910.
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It happend in the Hungarian parliament by Gyula Kovács, an opposition politician. He shot two bullets, but missed Tisza. Kovács was arrested by the police.
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Tisza supported a strong stand against Serbia. He was afraid of Romania, because they had enough soldiers to revolt againts Hungary, so he send 40,000 soldiers to protect Transylvania.
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Towards the end of the war, Tisza had wanted to convince the Serbs and Bosnians to achieve autonomy within Austria-Hungary.
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soldiers broke into his home, the Róheim Villa in Budapest and killed him in front of his wife and his grandniece.
