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Dániel Bánffy

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31: 394:. Thereafter, Bánffy was involved in the anti-war and conservative secret circle, the Hungarian Independence Movement. He tried to minimize Hungarian participation in the war as much as possible, to prevent the flow of Hungarian agricultural products to Germany and to hinder the expansion of German capital in agriculture in Hungary. Bánffy retained his position in the Kállay cabinet too, which formed in 1942. 348: 451:
Miklós Horthy and his government following his failed attempt on 15 October 1944. Hungary remained an ally of Germany for the rest of the war. Bánffy was arrested on the same day, when attempted to flee the country to Slovakia. He was held in captivity in Budapest. He was briefly released in early
382:, citing permanent labor shortage in agriculture due to constant military mobilizations since 1938. Following the suicide of Pál Teleki on 3 April 1941, László Bárdossy was appointed prime minister. Bánffy retained his position in the new cabinet. He strongly opposed Hungary entering the 467:(MKP). Bánffy lost his wealth at the end of the war. He remained in Hungary, after Northern Transylvania was given back to Romania. He was employed as a carrier, but was paralysed in a work accident. In May 1951, Bánffy and his family were interned from Budapest to 405:
for a brief time on 3 May 1944, but soon he was released after several government party politicians interceded on his behalf. Bánffy became a member of the Transylvanian Hungarian Council (EMT) in August 1944, which aimed to surrender Hungary to the advancing
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and Dániel Bánffy were willing to negotiate with the Soviet and Romanian military authorities on behalf of Northern Transylvania in September 1944. By that time, Bánffy was known as "a leading advocate of an armistice with the
378:(Ér) in the region Érmellék (Ținutul Ierului) in Northern Transylvania, in order to increase the efficiency of agricultural production. In April 1941, Bánffy objected against Hungary's involvement in the Nazi 315:-style mansion, extended by two staircases and one floor. The central heating basement system under the building was also built at this time. Bánffy also built a vacation home for his family in 250: 456:
on 31 December 1944. He survived the siege by hiding in illegality in the following months. The Soviet authorities interrogated him on 25–26 February 1945, but he was released the same day.
363:– including the majority of the Bánffy estates – from Romania to Hungary in August–September 1940. As one of the representatives of the newly recovered province, Bánffy was delegated to the 790: 280:
as a lieutenant of the k.u.k 2nd Hussar Regiment. He was seriously injured by losing half of his three fingers in the autumn of 1916, after that he was demobilized. He was awarded
1336: 245:(present-day Aiud, Romania) on 18 September 1893, as the son of Baron Kazimir Bánffy (1866–1922) and Mária Pálffy de Tarcsafalva (1868–1941). His grandfather was Baron 869: 367:. He was a member of the newly established Transylvanian Party. Prime Minister Pál Teleki appointed him Minister of Agriculture on 30 December 1940, replacing 202:
to Hungary. Bánffy became a member of the House of Representatives of Hungary as leader of the Transylvanian Party. He served as agriculture minister in the
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November, but he was again taken custody within days. He was sentenced to death by the Gestapo. He was liberated by resistance members during the
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Máthé, Áron (2023). "Báró Bánffy Dániel – a Magyar Függetlenségi Mozgalom támogatója ". In Botos, Máté; Fejérdy, Gergely (eds.).
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on 15 October 1935. Their marriage produced seven children, including Miklós (born 1948), who served as mayor of
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broke out, Bánffy and his brother-in-law Count Ladomér Zichy proposed contact with the Soviets through the
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in March 1944, Bánffy was dismissed from his office along with the entire cabinet. He was arrested by the
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Bánffy was excluded from the list of war criminals by the provisional government of
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in Romania in 1952. The family was allowed to return to Budapest after the
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Honore et Virtute. A közép-európai arisztokrácia sorsa a XX. században
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in the summer of 1941, supporting the position of Interior Minister
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and the forestry and forest production company along the river
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He finished his secondary studies at the Lutheran Gymnasium of
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by the Communist authorities, confiscating their house in
327:). He handed over the management of the family estates in 257:. Dániel Bánffy had an elder sister Marianna (1891–1966). 299:. He farmed and managed his extensive estates, including 1294:
Ministers of Agriculture, Industry and Trade (1848-1889)
483:. Bánffy died there on 7 April 1955, at the age of 61. 605: 603: 601: 431:'s effort in order to declare an armistice with the 264:. He graduated from the Faculty of Economics of the 1219: 1151: 1100: 1017: 953: 830: 807: 583:(in Hungarian). Krónika. 2008-10-03. Archived from 374:As minister, Bánffy intended to regulate the river 147: 139: 119: 92: 87: 71: 59: 41: 21: 272:(today Cluj-Napoca, Romania). He enlisted in the 717:(in Hungarian). L'Harmattan. pp. 121–139. 463:in February 1945, despite the proposal of the 335:by the 1930s. He was secular inspector of the 291:Bánffy remained in Transylvania following the 784: 654:(in Hungarian). Holokauszt Emlékközpont. 2011 8: 1337:Hungarian Calvinist and Reformed Christians 791: 777: 769: 732: 581:"Az ősökre legyünk büszkék, ne önmagunkra" 194:from 1917 until 1940. In August 1940, the 29: 18: 179:(18 September 1893 – 7 April 1955) was a 55:30 December 1940 – 22 March 1944 237:Dániel Bánffy was born into a prominent 558:(in Hungarian). Krónika. Archived from 512: 251:Speaker of the House of Representatives 683: 671: 638: 621: 609: 556:"Egy Bánffy báró a színromán Fugadon" 541: 295:, when the province was ceded to the 7: 800:Ministers of Agriculture of Hungary 365:House of Representatives of Hungary 286:Silver Medal for Bravery 2nd Class 43:Minister of Agriculture of Hungary 14: 1327:Agriculture ministers of Hungary 337:Reformed Diocese of Transylvania 190:He farmed in his possessions in 16:Hungarian politician (1893–1955) 249:(1843–1911), who functioned as 491:Bánffy married Linda Atzél in 177:Baron Dániel Bánffy de Losoncz 1: 520:Miroslav Marek (2006-03-09). 503:, Hungary from 1991 to 2006. 351:Dániel Bánffy in January 1941 399:German occupation of Hungary 386:and declare war against the 173:when mentioning individuals. 134:People's Republic of Hungary 311:), where he redesigned the 167:losonczi báró Bánffy Dániel 1353: 554:Gazda Árpád (2011-05-20). 427:. Bánffy supported Regent 359:returned the territory of 219:Nazi occupation of Hungary 183:politician, who served as 160: 1292: 757: 748: 740: 735: 465:Hungarian Communist Party 255:Prime Minister of Hungary 155: 83: 48: 37: 28: 421:Slovak National Uprising 392:Ferenc Keresztes-Fischer 169:. This article uses 161:The native form of this 751:Minister of Agriculture 698:, 124. sz. 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Minister of Agriculture of Hungary
Mihály Teleki
Béla Jurcsek
Nagyenyed
Kingdom of Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Budapest
People's Republic of Hungary
personal name
Western name order
Hungarian
Minister of Agriculture
Transylvania
second Vienna Award
Northern Transylvania
Pál Teleki
László Bárdossy
Miklós Kállay
Nazi occupation of Hungary
Béla Jurcsek
Budapest
Transylvanian
Nagyenyed
Dezső Bánffy
Speaker of the House of Representatives
Prime Minister of Hungary
Sopron
Franz Joseph University
Kolozsvár

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