Alexander
Andrássy de Csik-Szentkiraly and Krasznahorka, Count,
Actual Privy Council Great Landed Proprietor
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is a hereditary member of the Royal Hungarian Upper House of
Parliament.
Marthe
(Her Serene Highness) Princess Bibesco, Writer
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Her first book was crowned by the French when she was 18 years old
and she ran a Red Cross Hospital during the War. She attended to the
restoration of her historical palace, the palace of Mogosoia
in Rumania. She loves
flying, and attends every congress of the International Aeronautical
Federation of which Prince Bibesco, her husband, is the President.
She is a personal friend of Air-Marshal Balbo, and she went to
Tripolis on a Seaplane as his guest.
Georg
von Borhy, Imperial and Royal Lord High Steward; Knight Order of
Maltese; Landed Proprietor
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is the owner of a brown coal mine, 80 km from Budapest.
Djurdje
Jelenic, Director of the Yugoslavian State Archives
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was a journalist (1906-1909); and later became private secretary to
His Royal Highness, the Crownprince Alexander from 1909 to 1917.
Christo
Kalfoff, Colonel retired; Politician,
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has been a Military instructor of the hereditary prince, (1914-1918);
aide-de-camp of the King Boris III., (1918-1921); general
aide-de-camp of King Boris III., (1921-23).
Ladislav
Klicman, Government Officer, director of State Archives
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is a legal expert relative to the matter of falsified diplomas of
nobility.
André
Lubomirski, Prince; Proprietor for the hereditary estate of
Przeworsk; hereditary curator of the National Institute Ossolinski
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Ex- deputy of the Galician diet, he is now deputy of the diet of
Warsaw. is the founder of the sugar industry of the former
Galicia.
John
Count Mikes, Right Reverend, Bishop
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was imprisoned by the Communistic Government in Hungary in 1919. King
Charles IV. was his guest for 10 days when he suddenly arrived in
Hungary for his restoration, in 1921.
André
Protitch, Man of Letters
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In 1918 he has been received by the German Crownprince, Hindenburg
and Ludendorf on the Western fronts.
Ahmed
Zogu, The King of the Albanians
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His majesty Zogu I. in his early years has taken active part in the
public life of Albania. In 1912, with the grade of colonel, he
organized for battle his forces against Serbia and Montenegro; and in
Leshia he fought his very first battle. But when the armies of the
Balkan states occupied various sections of Albania, Zogu I. was
obliged to withdraw his forces and return to Mati, where he
organized the defense of
that region and continued to fight with Serbia. Before the end of the
Balkan War, Zogu I. was called to Vlora by the national patriot
Ismail Kemal and there took part in the proclamation of the Albanian
independence as the representative of Mati. Zogu I. in 1914 also took
part in the government of Prince Wied, as commander of the national
forces against the rebels. At the time when the Central Powers were
coming to Albania, Zogu I. collected his personal followers and on
the 27th of January entered Durusi, hoisted there the national flag
and continued his procedure to Kavaja, Lushnja, Fieri and Berati. He
then took the initiative to call a constituent assembly in Elbasan.
This initiative was checked by the Austro-Hungarian army and Zogu I.
was exiled to Vienna, where he remained until the end of the Great
War. In 1920, Zogu I. took again the initiative to call a constituent
assembly in Lushnja, in order to save the country from being
partitioned. This congress elected him as Minister of Interior, in
which post he remained for a long time and he consolidated the state
in suppressing various insurrections. In 1923 Zogu I. was charged by
the High Council to form a new cabinet and in the time of his
government the elections for a constituent assembly took place. After
a revolution and after the success of Zogu I. against the
revolutionary forces, the constituent assembly elected him President
of the Republic on the 31st of January 1925. Zogu I. brought absolute
peace to the country and established a firm regime which was
recognized by all the civilized world. On the 1st of September 1928,
a new constituent assembly proclaimed him King of Albania with the
title Zogu I. In his capacity as the President of the Republic and
later as the King of the Albanians he has been able to introduce many
important reforms in the country. In accepting the occidental
legislations he has firmly consolidated the State which day by day
makes firm steps towards modern civilization.
Myzejen
Zogu, Royal Princess; President and Patron of Sport
The princess is the patron of Sports in Albania and has given all her
energy to the development of sports which in a very short time has
been spread all over the country.
Ruhijé
Zogu, Royal Princess; President of the Fine Arts Society
Her Highness the Royal Princess is the Patron of Fine Arts in
Albania. Due to her activity, the art of music, sculpture and
painting has developed greatly in Albania.
Senjié
Zogu, Royal Princess; President of the Albanian Red Cross
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She is president of the "Albanian Women's Club", which has for its
objective the development and the progress of the Albanian Women in
all branches of national activity.