Ioannes Kádár

Ioannes Kádár [ˈjaːnoʃ ˈkaːdaːr] (natus János Czermanik, postea János Csermanek in Tarsatica die 26 Maii 1912; mortuus Aquinci die 6 Iulii 1989) fuit vir publicus communista Hungaricus. Ab anno 1956 usque ad annum 1988 fuit secretarius generalis Factionis Socialisticae Hungaricae Operariorum.

Ioannes Kádár

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Ioannes Kádár: imago

Nativitas: 26 Maii 1912; Tarsatica
Obitus: 6 Iulii 1989; Budapestinum
Patria: Hungaria
Nomen nativum: Czermanik János József

Officium

Officium: member of the National Assembly of Hungary, Prime Minister of Hungary, Prime Minister of Hungary, member of Central Committee of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party, member of the Provisional National Assembly, member of the National Assembly of Hungary, member of the National Assembly of Hungary
Munus: politicus, oeconomus

Consociatio

Factio: Hungarian Communist Party, Hungarian Working People's Party, Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party, Communist Party of Hungary

Familia

Coniunx: Mária Tamáska

Memoria

Laurae: Order of Lenin, Hero of the Soviet Union, Order of Klement Gottwald, Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of Hungary, Lenin Peace Prize, Jubilee Medal "In Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin", Order of Merit of the Hungarian People's Republic, Order of José Martí, Order of the October Revolution
Sepultura: Fiumei Street Cemetery

Nexus externus

• Opera Ioannis Kadar aut de Ioanne Kadar apud Bibliothecam Nationalem Germanicam (Theodisce)

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Primi ministri Hungariae 1867–1989

Regnum (1867–1918) Comes Iulius Andrássy · Comes Menyhért Lónyay · Iosephus Szlávy · Stephanus Bittó · Baro Adalbertus Wenckheim · Colomanus Tisza · Comes Iulius Szapáry · Alexander Wekerle · Baro Desiderius Bánffy · Colomanus Széll · Comes Carolus Khuen-Héderváry · Comes Stephanus Tisza · Baron Géza Fejérváry · Alexander Wekerle · Comes Carolus Khuen-Héderváry · Ladislaus Lukács · Comes Stephanus Tisza · Comes Mauritius Esterházy · Alexander Wekerle · Comes Ioannes Hadik · Comes Michael Károlyi Res publica (1918–1919) Comes Michael Károlyi · Dionysius Berinkey Res Publica Consiliorum (1919) Alexander Garbai · Antonius Dovcsák · Iulius Peidl Regnum (1919–1944) Stephanus Friedrich · Carolus Huszár · Alexander Simonyi-Semadam · Comes Paulus Teleki · Comes Stephanus Bethlen · Comes Iulius Károlyi · Iulius Gömbös · Colomanus Darányi · Adalbertus Imrédy · Comes Paulus Teleki · Ladislaus Bárdossy · Nicolaus Kállay · Demetrius Sztójay · Géza Lakatos Civitas (1944–1945) Franciscus Szálasi · Adalbertus Miklós (in oppositione) · Zoltán Tildy Res publica (1946–1949) Franciscus Nagy · Ludovicus Dinnyés · Stephanus Dobi Res publica popularis (1949–1989) Stephanus Dobi · Matthias Rákosi · Emericus Nagy · Andreas Hegedüs · Emericus Nagy · Ioannes Kádár · Franciscus Münnich · Ioannes Kádár · Iulius Kállai · Eugenus Fock · Georgius Lázár · Carolus Grósz · Nicolaus Németh Opus geopoliticum • Porta Hungariae Capsae cognatae: Principes Hungariae 1918- • Primi ministri 1989–

Ministri rerum internarum Hungarici (1944–)