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Also Known As Julius, Graf Andrássy von Csikszentkirály und Krasznahorka
Born March 3, 1823
Died February 18, 1890 (aged 66) • Austria-Hungary
Title / Office foreign minister (1871-1879), Austria-Hungary
Role In Ausgleich • Austro-German Alliance • Congress of Berlin

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