Félix
Avedik, Lawyer; Budapest
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took a successful part in organizing the Counter Revolution against
the Bolsheviks in 1919 and is a member of the Committee for Counter
Revolution.
Stephan
Count Bethlen von Bethlen, Royal Hungarian Minister, retired;
Actual Privy Councillor; Budapest
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organized from Vienna - where he escaped from the pursuit of the
Communistic Government - as Delegate of the Szeged Government the
Counterrevolution. He united the conservative elements of Hungary
with the catholic party and was thus the founder of the consolidation
of Hungary. When Nikolaus von Horthy was elected Regent of Hungary,
he nominated Count Bethlen as Prime Minister.
Julius
Gömbös de Jákfa, General, politician; Budapest
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became President of the Hungarian National Defense Association in
1919. During the Communist dictatorship he organized the
counter-revolution from Vienna and Szeged. As a deputy since 1920, he
played a leading part in the frustration of Charles IV. attempts to
return to the throne. He was a leader of the Race-Defence Party
(1923-1928).
Albert
Niels Kaas, Professor; Budapest
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In 1912 he was elected Member of Parliament. During the Bolshevism in
Hungary he was one of the leaders of the counter-revolution.
Albert
Kann, 
advocated the rights of the real estate owners against marxistic
tendencies (1919-1928).
Ludwig
von Keblovsky, Doctor of Law; Royal Hungarian Ministry
Councillor; Budapest
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was the Secretary to Count Stephan Tisza and is an intimate
collaborateur of this famous statesman. He retired with Count Tisza
and he kept during the time of Communism his private correspondence
and manuscripts under personal danger and turned them over to the
Royal Hungarian Academy of Science.
Xheladin
Nushi, Director of Technical School; Tirana
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has been injured fighting against the revolutionaries of Durazzo in
1914.
Anton
Rintelen, Doctor of Law; Envoy extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary, retired; Professor; Kroisbach near Graz
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was thrown out of a window by socialistic workmen at a meeting in St.
Lorenzen in Styria on May 8,1921. He suppressed the Pfriemer Putsch
of the "Heimwehr" in Styria without any violence and became again
Minister for Public Instructions in the Dollfuss Cabinet in May
1932.
Sulä
Sheha, Mayor; Kryctoir i Bahskies Diber.
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took part in the revolution on June 1924 with the legal forces and
left the country. In December of the same year he returned as a major
and commander of a corps of volunteer fighters against the
revolutionary government for the restitution of the legal
government.
Marian
Zdziechowski, Professor; Wilno
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Since 1918 he is a polemical writer against the Russian bolshevism;
demonstrating the danger of the communistic propaganda and of the Red
Press for the civilization.