Background
Lantos, Thomas Peter was born on February 1, 1928 in Budapest, Hungary.
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Thomas Peter Lantos
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Bachelor of Arts, University Washington, 1949; Master of Arts, University Washington, 1950; Doctor of Philosophy, University of California-Berkeley, 1953.
Career
Member faculty, U. Washington Member faculty, San Francisco State University, 1950-1983; television news analyst, commentator senior economics and foreign policy adviser to several United States senators member, Presidential Task Force on Defense and Foreign Policy member, 97th-105th Congresses from 11th (now 12th) California district, since 1981; ranking minority member, international relations subcommittee on international operations and human relations international relations subcommittee on western hemisphere, member governor reform and oversight committee. Founder study abroad program California State University and College System.
Achievements
Membership
Member Millbrae Board Education, 1950-1966.
Connections
M. Annette Tillemann. Children: Annette, Katrina.
Awards
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Recipient Democracy award, International Foundation for Election Systems, 1996, Tree of Life award, Jewish National Fund, 2002, Human Rights award, B'nai B'rith International, 2002, Cross of the Republican of Hungary, 2003, Congressional American Spirit Medallion, National D-Day Museum, 2004, Presidential Medal of Freedom (awarded posthumously), The White House, 2008.Recipient Democracy award, International Foundation for Election Systems, 1996, Tree of Life award, Jewish National Fund, 2002, Human Rights award, B'nai B'rith International, 2002, Cross of the Republican of Hungary, 2003, Congressional American Spirit Medallion, National D-Day Museum, 2004, Presidential Medal of Freedom (awarded posthumously), The White House, 2008.