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| successor = [[Address Party]]<br>[[Resolution Party]] |
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| headquarters = [[Budapest]], [[Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen|Kingdom of Hungary]] |
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| ideology = [[Liberalism]]<br>[[Conservative liberalism]]<br>[[Constitutional monarchy]]<br>[[Peace]] with [[Austrian Empire|Austria |
| ideology = [[Liberalism]]<br>[[Conservative liberalism]]<br>[[Constitutional monarchy]]<br>[[Peace]] with [[Austrian Empire|Austria]] |
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| position = [[Center-right politics|Center-right]] |
| position = [[Center-right politics|Center-right]] |
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| colours = {{legend2|{{party color|Deák Party}}|border=1px solid #AAAAAA}} Light blue |
| colours = {{legend2|{{party color|Deák Party}}|border=1px solid #AAAAAA}} Light blue |
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Revision as of 15:58, 20 June 2024
Peace Party Békepárt | |
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| Founded | 28 August 1848 |
| Dissolved | 1849 |
| Succeeded by | Address Party Resolution Party |
| Headquarters | Budapest, Kingdom of Hungary |
| Ideology | Liberalism Conservative liberalism Constitutional monarchy Peace with Austria |
| Political position | Center-right |
| Colours | Light blue |
The Peace Party (Template:Lang-hu) was a political party in the Hungarian State which sought to make a peace agreement with the Austrian Habsburg dynasty. There was no accepted leader of the party, and some historians have questioned the existence of the party. Nonetheless, there were some notable leaders, including Miklós Wesselényi, Gábor Kazinczy, Lajos Kovács, and Pál Nyáry.[1] They were generally seen as liberal, albeit more conservative than Lajos Kossuth.[2]
References
- ^ Bokor, József. "A Pallas nagy lexikona". mek.oszk.hu.
- ^ Gergely, András. "1848-ban hogy is volt? Tanulmányok Magyarország és Közép-Európa 1848-49-es történetéből (2001)". www.szaktars.hu.