John Csarada
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* Nyitra, May 15, 1850 – † Budapest, April 4, 1923 / lawyer, university professor ; ; He studied law at the universities of Budapest and Vienna, and then practiced law. In 1881 he was a private lecturer in international law at the University of Budapest, in 1891 he was an extraordinary lecturer, and between 1903 and 1920 he was a public lecturer. He was a conservative practitioner of international law. He also wrote a novel entitled The Stepmother. ; ; His main works: ; Principles of maritime spoils in war, 1882, ; The right of asylum for envoys, 1883, ; History of international law from the earliest times to the peace of Westphalia, 1894, ; Principles of maritime spoils, 1899, ; History of Philosophical Law, 1900; System of Propositional International Law, 1910.