DLA032-0093  Translation

INTERPARLIAMENTARY UNION,

HUNGARIAN GROUP

Budapest, Parliament Building, Door no. XI

GROUPE HONGROIS DE

L’UNION INTERPARLEMENTAIRE

Budapest, Palais du Parlement, Porte XI.

London, 23 July 1930

 

Dear Sir,

 

I am very sorry not to have been able to join the others in paying my respects to you at your home, but His Excellency Berzeviczy[1] summoned me to Parliament, where meetings of interest to us, relating to the position of the minorities, were being held and thus my time was not my own. Seeing that I will be in London for four or five weeks, I hope I will have the opportunity to make up for my absence and that I will have the good fortune to be able to visit you.

 

I remain, with respects,

 

Your sincere admirer,

 

Elemér Radisics

 

8.Manson Place

Queen’s Gate, S.W.7

Editorial Note:

Elemér Radisics (1884–1972), Hungarian ministerial adviser and newspaper editor

KB (summary)

13/10/2009

AH (translation)

14/10/2024


[1] Albert Berzeviczy (1853–1936) [110804], Hungarian politician. Minister of Education from 1903 to 1905, President of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences from 1905 to 1936, and Member of the Upper House of Parliament from 1917.