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László Tőkés

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Also known as Laszlo Tokes

Romanian politician and bishop of Hungarian nationality

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László Tőkés is a Romanian and Hungarian politician, parson, Christian minister, and theologian. Born in Cluj-Napoca in 1952, he is an independent politician who has served as a Member of the European Parliament and Vice President of the European Parliament. He is also a bishop within the Reformed Christianity tradition.

Tőkés was educated at the Protestant Theological Institute of Cluj. He speaks Romanian and Hungarian and has resided in Cluj-Napoca. His work locations include Strasbourg and Brussels. He has received the Geuzenpenning and the Robert Schuman Medal. His name in his native language is Tőkés László.

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Person · Open Library

Born
1952
Works
6

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  • Hit és nemzet
  • Remény és valóság
  • Rádióba mondom
  • "Ahol az Urnak Lelke, ott a "szabadság"
  • Im Sturm der rumänischen Revolution

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Type
Person
Country
HU

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Listeners
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Total plays
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Official website

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
László
Gender
male
Citizenship
Hungary
Place of birth
Cluj-Napoca
Political party
independent politician
Languages spoken
Hungarian
Official website
tokeslaszlo.ro
Image
Tőkés László 2007.JPG
Work location
Brussels
Residence
Cluj-Napoca
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László Tőkés
date of birth
1952-01-01
name in native language
Tőkés László
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