Regent Miklós Horthy

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admiral head of state human naval officer politician regent

Regent Miklós Horthy was the authoritarian head of state of Hungary from 1920 to 1944, known for leading the country through the interwar period and most of World War II as an ally of Nazi Germany before attempting to exit the war.

Aliases (4)

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	admiral → head of state → human → naval officer → politician → regent →
alliedWith	Fascist Italy → Nazi Germany →
attemptedTo	exit alliance with Nazi Germany in 1944 →
birthName	Miklós Horthy de Nagybánya →
burialPlace	Kenderes →
child	István Horthy →
conflict	World War I →
countryOfCitizenship	Hungary →
dateOfBirth	1868-06-18 →
dateOfDeath	1957-02-09 →
detainedBy	Nazi Germany in 1944 →
ethnicGroup	Hungarians →
exiledTo	Portugal →
familyName	Horthy →
givenName	Miklós →
headOfGovernment	Kingdom of Hungary →
implemented	anti-Jewish laws in Hungary →
languageSpoken	German → Hungarian →
mannerOfDeath	natural causes →
militaryBranch	Austro-Hungarian Navy →
militaryRank	admiral →
name	Miklós Horthy →
notableEvent	White Terror in Hungary →
notableWork	leadership of Hungary during World War II → leadership of Hungary during the interwar period →
numberOfChildren	4 →
officeEndTime	1944-10-15 →
officeStartTime	1920-03-01 →
participantIn	Axis alliance in World War II →
placeOfBirth	Kenderes → Kingdom of Hungary →
placeOfDeath	Estoril → Portugal →
politicalIdeology	authoritarian conservatism → nationalism →
positionHeld	Regent of the Kingdom of Hungary →
religion	Calvinism →
replacedBy	Ferenc Szálasi →
residence	Buda Castle → Kenderes →
responsibleFor	Hungary’s alliance with the Axis powers →
spouse	Magdolna Purgly →

Referenced by (9)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Hungarian 2nd Army →	allegiance
Miklós Horthy ("Miklós Horthy de Nagybánya") →	birthName
Miklós Horthy ("Horthy") →	familyName
President of Hungary ("Miklós Horthy") →	firstHolder
Hungary in World War II ("Miklós Horthy") →	headOfState
Hungary in World War II ("Miklós Horthy") →	leaderDuringPeriod
Miklós Horthy ("Miklós Horthy") →	name
Hungary in World War II ("Miklós Horthy") →	notableFigure
Hungarian revisionism ("Miklós Horthy regime") →	supportedBy