Robert Dubravszky

* Stósz, December 2, 1858 – † Budapest, March 10, 1922 / lawyer, agricultural and veterinary specialist, college professor ; ; He graduated in law in Budapest in 1881, but from 1880 he worked in the Ministry of Agriculture, and from 1892 in the veterinary department. He was a lecturer at the Veterinary College from 1885 to 1912. In 1896 he was transferred to the water management and then agricultural vocational education department. From 1912 he was head of the customs policy and agricultural statistics department. In 1918 he became state secretary. After his retirement, he was vice-president of the Agricultural Experimental Council from 1916, president of the Foreign Trade Council from 1918, and president of the Medicinal and Industrial Plant Trade Office from 1920. His articles were published in professional and daily newspapers. ; ; His main works: ; The Organization of the Hungarian Public Administration and Animal Health Police Regulations, 1893, ; Collection of Animal Health Decrees, 1895, ; Animal Health Administration, 1902, ; The Hungarian Agricultural Experimental Institutions, 1910.