Marosy, Ferenc, 1893-1986.

Hungarian diplomat; minister to Croatia, 1941-1943; minister to Finland, 1944; representative of the Hungarian National Council (New York) to Spain, 1949-1969.

From the description of Ferenc Marosy papers, 1948-1981. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754871021

Biographical Notes

(Francis Mengele de Maros-Solymos before 1936) also known as Francis de Marosy

• 1893 June 30: born Szeged, Hungary
• 1911 - 1915 : attended the University of Budapest (Péter Pázmány University).
• 1915 - 1918 : Lieutenant, Austro-Hungarian Armed Forces, Artillery.
• 1919: Diplomatic Attache, Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Budapest.
• 1924 - 1926 : Secretary, Hungarian Legation, Bucharest, Romania.
• 1929: Author of A Népszövetség jogi és politikai rendszere. (Legal and political system of the League of Nations), Budapest, Franklin, 1929
• 1930 - 1932 : Secretary and Charge d'Affaires, Hungarian Legation, Madrid, Spain.
• 1933 - 1936 : Press Chief, Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Budapest.
• 1936: Membership awarded in the Hungarian "Vitéz Order" and changed his last name from "Mengele" to "Marosy."
• 1937 - 1939 : Councillor and Charge d'Affaires, Hungarian Legation, London, England.
• 1939 - 1940 : Consul General, Hungarian Consulate, Prague, Czecho-Slovakia.
• 1941: Charge d'Affaires, Hungarian Legation, Cairo, Egypt.
• 1941 - 1943 : Minister Plenipotentiary, Hungarian Legation, Zagreb, Croatia.
• 1944 May: Minister Plenipotentiary, Hungarian Legation, Helsinki, Finland.
• 1944 October: Dissident and exiled in Stockholm, Sweden.
• 1946 - 1948 : Exiled in Madrid, Spain.
• 1949 - 1969 : Representative of Hungarian National Council, New York, N.Y., semiofficially accredited as Free Hungarian Minister, Hungarian Legation, Madrid, Spain.
• 1969 - 1979 : Delegate of European Free Hungarian Congress, Madrid, Spain.

From the guide to the Ferenc Marosy Papers, 1948-1981, (Hoover Institution Archives)