19th-century Hungarian male writers

father of modern political Zionism (1860–1904)

Hungarian poet and liberal revolutionary (1823–1849)

Hungarian politician (1802–1894)

Hungarian poet (1877–1919)

Hungarian poet, journalist, writer and translator (1817–1882)

Hungarian writer (1825–1904)

Hungarian writer (1800-1855)

Hungarian writer and politician (1847–1910)

Hungarian linguist and writer (1759-1831)

Hungarian writer (1823-1864)

Hungarian politician and writer (1790-1838)

Hungarian writer (1791-1830)

Hungarian poet (1883-1937)

Austro-Hungarian writer, journalist, translator and bibliographer

Hungarian writer (1776–1836)

Hungarian writer (1804–1858)

Hungarian lyric poet

Prime Minister of Hungary (1812-1869)

Hungarian poet

Slovene writer

Hungarian poet 1817-1868

Hungarian dramatist (1842-1891)

Hungarian poet (1812–1853)

Hungarian author, lawyer, politician and businessman (1786-1864)

Catholic archbishop (1772-1847)

Hungarian poet (1827-1897)

Hungarian lawyer, poet, critic, esthete, collector of folk poetry a educator (1814–1868)

poet (1843–1921)

German writer (1810–1876)

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Slovak poet and linguist (1811–1870)

Hungarian photographer (1812-1887)

Hungarian literary historian, bibliographer, entomologist (1840-1909)

Hungarian writer and historian

Austrian-Jewish sexologist

Slovak writer and beekeeper

Hungarian philosopher & scholar (1850–1927)

Hungarian author (1845-1919)

Hungarian writer (1822-1881)

Hungarian poet (1831-1881)

Austrian publicist, writer and revolutionary (1827-1900)

(1869–1944) writer, playwright, journalist, music critic

Hungarian Slovenian writer (1837-1879)

Hungarian historian (1861-1936)

Hungarian poet, historian and politician (1839-1909)

Hungarian maskil, rabbi, and astronomer

writer, lawyer, politician (1819–1896)

Hungarian classical scholar (1869–1933)

Hungarian jurist and philologist (1801–1878)

Romanian playwright