Register of the Ferenc Marosy Papers, 1948-1981

Prepared by Adorjan I. de Galffy

Hoover Institution Archives

Stanford University

Stanford, California 94305-6010

Phone: (650) 723-3563

Fax: (650) 725-3445

Email: archives@hoover.stanford.edu

Register of the Ferenc Marosy Papers, 1948-1981

Hoover Institution Archives

Stanford University

Stanford, California

Contact Information

Hoover Institution Archives
Stanford University
Stanford, California 94305-6010
Phone: (650) 723-3563
Fax: (650) 725-3445
Email: archives@hoover.stanford.edu

Prepared by:: Adorjan I. de Galffy
Date Completed:: July, 1979

Descriptive Summary

Title: Ferenc Marosy Papers,

Date (inclusive): 1948-1981

Collection number: 79042

Creator: Marosy, Ferenc, 1893-1986

Collection Size: 2 manuscript boxes (0.8 linear feet)

Repository: Hoover Institution Archives

Stanford, California 94305-6010

Abstract: Correspondence, reports, speeches and writings, and clippings, relating to anti-communist Hungarian emigre activities, Hungarians in Spain, and political conditions in Spain.

Physical Location: Hoover Institution Archives

Language: Hungarian.

Administrative Information

Access

Collection open for research.

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Ferenc Marosy Papers, [Box no.], Hoover Institution Archives.

Access Points

Anti-communist movements.

Communism.

Hungarians--Spain.

Hungary.

Spain.

Spain--Politics and government--1939-1975.

Biographical Notes

Note

(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.

Series Description

Box: 1

CORRESPONDENCE, 1948-1967,

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

Box: 1

WRITINGS, 1954.

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically by title.

Box: 1

REPORTS, 1948-1969.

Scope and Content Note

Political reports to Magyar Nemzeti Bizottmány (Hungarian National Committee), and to Free Europe Committee; Quarterly political reports to H.R.H. Otto von Habsburg and to Europai Szabad Magyar Kongresszus (European Free Hungarian Congress), arranged chronologically.

Container List

CORRESPONDENCE, 1948-1967

Box 1

Artajo, Albert Martin (Madrid, Spain), 1955

Bessenyey, Gyoergy, Baron (New York, N.Y.). 1948-1958

Castiella, Don Fernando Maria de (Madrid, Spain), November 23, 1958

Eckhárdt, Tibor (New York, N.Y.), August 21, 1957

Hammarskjold, Dag (New York, N.Y.), December 22, 1960

Hory, András (Wien, Austria), May 3, 1963

Hungarian Committee (New York, N.Y.), 1953 (8 letters) 1966 (1 letter)

Ku Cheng-kang (Madrid, Spain), February 1957

Physical Description: (2 letters)

Lodge, John David (Madrid, Spain), 1960-1961

Physical Description: (2 letters)

Macartney, C.A. (Edingburgh, Scottland), January 1959

Mindszenty, József, Cardinal (Madrid, Spain) April 1, 1967

Physical Description: (2 letters)

Navarro, Don Carlos Arias (Madrid, Spain), April 1, 1960

SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, 1954.

Box 1

"A középeurópai ujjáépités elvi alapjai," (Basic principles of the Central European reconstruction), radio speech, Radio Madrid, Tudósító (Reporter), June 25, 1954, 196 sz. Printed copy.

"The Madrid Hungarian Legation and her services to the cause of Liberation," carbon copy typescript, n.d.

"La solidarité européenne mise a l'epreuve. Politique de principes ou politique de réalités?" carbon copy typescript, n.d.

REPORTS, 1948-1969

Box 1

Hungary. Követség (Legation, Spain). Political reports to Magyar Nemzeti Bizottmány (Hungarian National Committee, New York, N.Y.), 1948-1958

Hungary. Követség (Legation, Spain). Political reports to Free Europe Committee, 1955-1960.

Hungary. Követség (Legation, Spain). Quarterly political reports to H.R.H. Otto von Habsburg, and Europai Szabad Magyar Kongresszus (European Free Hungarian Congress), 1959-1969.

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