When was it published?

December 6, 1892 in The News And Observer

Foreign News December 6, 1892

The News And Observer

Q: What keywords are associated?

Louis Kossuth, Hungary Revolt, Kossuth Death, Hungarian Patriot, Austria Concessions

Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina

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What is this article about?

Louis Kossuth, leader in Hungary's revolt about 40 years ago, is dying. After the revolt's suppression, he fled to the US, received congressional honors, but faced criticism for abandoning his people, unlike his adjutor who stayed and secured concessions from Austria.

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Louis Kossuth is dying. He was one of the patriot leaders in Hungary some forty odd years ago and on the suppression of the revolt, fled and came to this country. Congress paid him much honor. Some of our people, however, did not take much stock in Kossuth, and in later years a very unfavorable comparison has been instituted between him and his leading adjutor, who remained at home and shared the fate of his people and has been very successful in obtaining from Austria many of the measures which he had at heart. Kossuth left his countrymen and abandoning them to their fate, and has since resided in other lands.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political Rebellion Or Revolt

What keywords are associated?

Louis Kossuth Hungary Revolt Kossuth Death Hungarian Patriot Austria Concessions

What entities or persons were involved?

Louis Kossuth

Where did it happen?

Hungary

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Hungary

Key Persons

Louis Kossuth

Outcome

kossuth is dying; unfavorable comparison to his leading adjutor who remained in hungary, shared the fate of his people, and successfully obtained measures from austria

Event Details

Louis Kossuth, one of the patriot leaders in Hungary some forty odd years ago, is dying. On the suppression of the revolt, he fled and came to this country where Congress paid him much honor. Some people did not take much stock in Kossuth, and in later years a very unfavorable comparison has been instituted between him and his leading adjutor. Kossuth left his countrymen and abandoning them to their fate, and has since resided in other lands.