Stephen Kiss

*  Ürmény, August 11, 1836 – † Óbecse, May 5, 1918 / law academy teacher, legal writer ; ; He completed high school in Bratislava, Nyitra and Pest. In 1858–1859, he was a teacher at the Keszthely high school. First a Piarist, later a member of the Premontrean order, then left in 1860. He graduated in law in 1864 and was ordained a doctor. In 1874, he was a private teacher at the University of Budapest, and from 1874, a teacher at the Eger Archbishop's Law Academy until 1907, when he retired. He was a collaborator and editor of several newspapers. During his literary career, he dealt with constitutional law, international law and state administrative law. He was a collaborator of the publication called Egyetemes Magyar Encyklopaedia. ; ; His main works: ; European International Law, 1876, ; Introduction to Law and Political Science, 1877, ; On the Schools of Law, 1880, ; Hungarian Public Law, 1880, ; The Eastern and Western Question, 1887.