List of Principal Persons
Preface || 1: Introduction
List of the Principal Persons Mentioned in the Diary
Americans:
Members of the American Military Mission in Hungary:
Gen. Harry Hill Bandholtz
Col. Halsey E. Yates, Chairman of the Commission on Police and
Gendarmerie
Col. Raymond Sheldon
Col. James Taber Loree
Col. Nathan Horowitz
Lieut. Col. Charles Beatty Moore
Captain Edwin Bulkley Gore
Captain Will Shafroth
Captain Weiss
Lieutenant Laurens M. Hamilton
Colonel Causey, Advisor to the Austrian Government
Major Moffat, Head of the American Red Cross in Hungary
Colonel Anderson, Head of the American Red Cross in the Balkans
Mr. Frank Lyon Polk, Assistant Secretary of State, with the American
Peace Commission
Mr. U. Grant-Smith, American diplomatic representative to Hungary
Mr. Schoenfeld, American chargé d'affaires at Bucharest
Mr. Halstead, American Commissioner in Austria
English:
Gen. Reginald St. George Gorton, Head of the English Military Mission
Major Foster, Chief Assistant in the Military Mission
Admiral Sir Ernest T. Troubridge, Head of the Inter-Allied Control of
the Danube Navigation
Lieut. Gen. Tom Molesworth Bridges, of the English Army
Sir George Russel Clerk, special representative of the Inter-Allied
Peace Commission, charged with the investigation of the situation in Hungary
Mr. Th. B. Hohler, British High Commissioner to Hungary
Mr. W. F. A. Rattigan, British chargé d'affaires at Bucharest
French:
General G. Graziani, Head of the French Military Mission
General Franchet d'Espérey, Commander in Chief of the Inter-Allied
Balkan Army during the World War
Gen. Max Weygand, Chief of the Staff of the French Army during the World
War
Italians:
General Mombelli, Head of the Italian Military Mission
Colonel Romanelli, chief assistant to Mombelli
Jugo-Slavs:
Dr. Lazar Baitch, diplomatic representative in Hungary
Major Body, military representative in Hungary
Roumanians:
Ferdinand I, King of Roumania
Maria, Queen of Roumania
Carol, then Crown Prince of Roumania (now [in 1933] King Carol II)
General Mardarescu, Commander in Chief of the Roumanian Army in Hungary
General Holban, Commander of Budapest
General Mosoiu, succeeding General Holban as Commander of Budapest
General Serbescu, in charge of Roumanian requisitioning
General Rudeanu, liaison officer
Colonel Vasilescu, Roumanian Chief of Staff
General Panaitescu, Vasilescu's successor
Colonel Dimistrescu, Assistant Chief of Staff
Lionel I. C. Bratiano, Roumanian Prime Minister
Constantine Diamandi, chief diplomatic representative in Hungary
Ardeli, diplomatic agent in Hungary, Diamandi's go-between
Hungarians:
Archduke Joseph of Hapsburg
The Archduchess Augusta, his wife
Stephen Friedrich, leader of the Christian Socialists, Prime Minister
Heinrich, Minister of Commerce in the Friedrich government
Count Somssich, Minister of Foreign Affairs under Friedrich
Karl Huszár, Prime Minister succeeding Friedrich
Count Albert Apponyi, Head of the Peace Delegation
Michael Károlyi, leader of the Democratic-Socialist revolution;
President of the Hungarian Republic
Admiral Nicholas Horthy, Commander in Chief of the Hungarian Army; later
Regent of Hungary
General Soós, Chief of Staff
Lieutenant Count [Paul] Teleki, liaison officer, attached to the
American Mission [as Minister President of Hungary, he committed suicide on the eve of the
attack against Yugoslavia in 1941.]
M. Emil Zerkowitz, civilian liaison official
M. de Pekár, civilian liaison official, preceding Mr. Zerkowitz
Dr. Bódy, Mayor of Budapest
Count Edelsheim, host of General Bandholtz in Budapest
