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- Dezső_Kolossváry abstract "Dezső Kolossváry (or Desiderius Kolossváry de Kolosvar) (1 May 1854 – 5 April 1919) was a Hungarian military officer in the Austro-Hungarian service and (briefly) a politician. He was born in Veszprém on 1 May 1854. His father was Joseph Kolossváry, a lawyer and landowner, his mother was Carolina Nedeczky. He enrolled at the military academy in Vienna, graduating in 1876 and serving as a Lieutenant in the 10th Hussars regiment.In 1881 he was assigned to the General Staff, and promoted to Captain in 1884 and to Major in 1891. In 1896 he became a Lieutenant Colonel (full Colonel in May 1897) and was the Director of the Evidenzbureau (Austro-Hungarian military intelligence) between 1896–98. This was followed in May 1898 by appointment as Chief of the Operations Bureau (Bureaus für operative Generalstabsarbeiten). In 1901 Kolossváry left the Austro-Hungarian General Staff and moved to the Royal Hungarian Honvéd, the Territorial Army based in his native Hugary, in which he took command of the 2nd Cavalry Brigade. In May 1903 he was promoted to the rank of Major General. However, only a month later, in June of the same year, he accepted the position of Hungary's Minister of Defence in the short-lived, crisis-ridden cabinet headed by Khuen-Héderváry between June and November 1903. Part of the crisis, left unresolved when Kolossváry's short foray into politics ended, concerned a controversial conscription bill. Kolossváry's successor as Defence Minister, Major General Sándor Nyiry, agreed to let him return to active military service. In 1904 he commanded the 14th Cavalry Brigade in Rzeszów. In August 1906 he commanded a division located in Stanislav (now Ivano-Frankivsk). The remaining years of Kolossváry's military career were spent in the environs of Lemberg (Lviv), the chief city of Galicia. In November 1907 he was promoted to Lieutenant-General and appointed to command of the 30th Infantry Division based in Lemeberg. On 31 October 1912 he advanced to command of the 11th Army Corps in the same area. As such, Kolossváry took part in the Battle of Galicia in the early stages of the First World War, subordinate to Rudolf von Brudermann who led the Austria-Hungarian 3rd army. Following the disastrous Austria-Hungarian defeat in that battle and specifically the loss of Lemeberg to the Russians, Kolossváry was in September 1914 removed from command of the 11th Army. He got no further appointment, going on an indefinite leave of absence on 1 February 1915, and having no further part in the war.He died on 5 April 1919 at the age of 65, in Sopron.".
- Dezső_Kolossváry allegiance "Austria-Hungary".
- Dezső_Kolossváry birthDate "1854-05-01".
- Dezső_Kolossváry birthPlace Kingdom_of_Hungary.
- Dezső_Kolossváry birthPlace Veszprém.
- Dezső_Kolossváry birthYear "1854".
- Dezső_Kolossváry deathDate "1919-04-05".
- Dezső_Kolossváry deathPlace Hungary.
- Dezső_Kolossváry deathPlace Sopron.
- Dezső_Kolossváry deathYear "1919".
- Dezső_Kolossváry militaryCommand "Tenth Cavalry Regiment, Second Brigade ofTarnów, Second Cavalry Regiment, Fourteenth Cavalry Brigade,Evidenzbureau(military intelligence), Thirtieth Infantry Division, Eleventh Army Corps ofLemberg,".
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- Dezső_Kolossváry wikiPageWikiLinkText "Desiderius Kolossváry de Kolozsvár".
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- Dezső_Kolossváry allegiance "Austria-Hungary".
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- Dezső_Kolossváry commands "Tenth Cavalry Regiment, Second Brigade of Tarnów, Second Cavalry Regiment, Fourteenth Cavalry Brigade, Evidenzbureau , Thirtieth Infantry Division, Eleventh Army Corps of Lemberg,".
- Dezső_Kolossváry dateOfBirth "1854-05-01".
- Dezső_Kolossváry dateOfDeath "1919-04-05".
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- Dezső_Kolossváry rank "Major General".
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- Dezső_Kolossváry years "1903".
- Dezső_Kolossváry description "Hungarian politician".
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