Category:Fedor Nikolics

English: Fedor Nikolics (Baron of Rudna). /Temesvár, 1836. június 7 - Rudna (former Torontál County, now Timiș County), 1903. február 27/. Son of János Nikolics (the Austrian baron, inner secret councillor, archdeacon) and Eliza Obrenovics (daughter of Serbian prince Milos Obrenovics). Studied law in Graz (1858). In 1861 he was elected a representative in the Pardany district of Torontál County. Mamber of the Deák ()Political) Party. In 1862, he obtained the diploma of a lawyer. He appeared in the 1865th Parliament as a representative of the district of Zsombolya, Timiș County. In 1867 and 1868 he travelled to Rest-Europe; Between 1869 and 1882 he was appointed internal secret councillor, and he was appointed to adlatus ( military adviser) to the military government of Bosnia and Herczegovina. In 1884, His Majesty (Franz Joseph I of Austria?) awarded him the Order of the Iron Crown, I Class. 1886 he won the dignity of a Hungarian baron and the right for főrendiház (Member of the House of Magnates). Government Commissioner of the Serbian Congress. In 1890 as Royal Commissioner of the Greek Eastern Serbian Synod of Bishops. More awards: the Serbian Royal Takova Grand Cross and the Romanian Royal «Star of Romania» Officer Grand Cross. He was the founder of the Serbian newspaper 'Srpski Dnevnik' and president(?) of the Serbian religious community in Budapest. Source: arcanum.com. Translated by Microsoft Bing Translator.