Editing List of Hungarians (section)

==List of Hungarians who were born outside present-day Hungary==
The borders of Hungary have changed substantially in the past century. Many places once part of Hungary now belong to neighboring countries. The list is organised by country of birth and those listed have the name of their birthplace (in parentheses) as it is ''currently'' named.

===[[Austria]]===

====[[Burgenland]]====
:''See also category in the [[German Wikipedia]]:  [[:de:Kategorie:Person (Burgenland)|Person (Burgenland)]].''
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*[[Robert Bárány]] ([[Vienna]]) – [[otologist]]
*[[Pál Kitaibel]] ([[Mattersburg]])  – chemist and botanist
*[[Ferenc Liszt]] ([[Raiding (Austria)|Raiding]])  – composer
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===[[Czechoslovakia]]===
*[[Koloman Gögh]] ([[Kladno]]) – football player

===[[Romania]]===
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*[[Endre Ady]] ([[Érmindszent]]/[[Mecenţiu]]) – poet
*[[Mariska Ady]] (Hadad/[[Hodod]]) – poet
*[[János Apáczai Csere]] ([[Apáca]]/[[Apața]]) – educator
*[[Lajos Áprily]] ([[Braşov]]) – poet
*[[János Arany]] ([[Salonta]]) – poet
*[[Albert-László Barabási]] ([[Cârța, Harghita|Cârţa]]) – physicist
*[[Béla Bartók]] ([[Sânnicolau Mare]]) – composer
*[[István Báthory]] ([[Șimleu Silvaniei]]) – captain and governor
*[[Elek Benedek]] ([[Băţanii Mici]]) – collector of folk tales
*[[Gábor Bethlen]] ([[Ilia, Hunedoara|Ilia]]) – captain and governor
*[[István Bocskai]] ([[Cluj-Napoca]]) – captain and governor
*[[Farkas Bolyai]] ([[Buia]]) – mathematician
*[[János Bolyai]] ([[Cluj-Napoca]]) – mathematician
*[[Ilona Borsai]] ([[Cluj-Napoca]]) – musicologist, folk music historian, academic
*[[Matthias Corvinus]] ([[Cluj-Napoca]]) – perhaps the most famous [[King of Hungary]]
*[[György Dózsa]] ([[Dalnic]]) – leader of a peasant revolt
*[[Jenő Dsida]] ([[Satu Mare]])  – poet
*[[André François (cartoonist)|André François]] ([[Timișoara]]) – painter and graphic artist
*[[Margit Kaffka]] ([[Carei]]) – poet and novelist
*[[Sándor Kányádi]] ([[Porumbenii Mari]]) – poet
*[[Ferenc Kazinczy]] ([[Şimian, Bihor|Şimian]]) – poet and language reformer
*[[Károly Kós]] ([[Timișoara]]) – architect
*[[Ferenc Kölcsey]] ([[Satu Mare]]) – poet; author of the national anthem
*[[Sándor Kőrösi Csoma]] ([[Chiuruş]]) – orientologist
*[[Béla Kun]] ([[Cehu Silvaniei]]) – politician
*[[György Kurtág]] ([[Lugoj]]) – composer
*[[György Ligeti]] ([[Târnăveni]]) – composer
*[[Bela Lugosi]] ([[Lugoj]]) – actor
*[[Kelemen Mikes]] ([[Zagon, Romania|Zagon]]) – writer
*[[Balázs Orbán]] ([[Polonița]]) – writer, historian and politician
*[[Péter Pázmány]] ([[Oradea]]) – theologian and writer
*[[Sándor Reményik]] ([[Cluj-Napoca]]) – poet
*[[András Sütő]] ([[Cămărașu]]) – writer
*[[Áron Tamási]] ([[Lupeni]]) – writer
*[[Sámuel Teleki (explorer)|Sámuel Teleki]] ([[Dumbrăvioara]]) – Africa researcher
*[[László Tőkés]] ([[Cluj-Napoca]]) – bishop and politician
*[[Árpád Tóth]] ([[Arad, Romania|Arad]]) – poet
*[[Sándor Veress]] ([[Cluj-Napoca]]) – pianist and composer
*[[Albert Wass]] ([[Răscruci, Cluj|Răscruci]]) – writer and poet
*[[Miklós Wesselényi]] ([[Jibou]]) – politician, academician and writer
*[[Emília Zathureczky]] ([[Olasztelek]]) – museologist, collector
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===[[Serbia]]===
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*[[Géza Csáth]] ([[Subotica]]) – writer
*[[Dezső Kosztolányi]] ([[Subotica]]) – poet and writer
*[[Péter Lékó]] ([[Subotica]]) – chess grandmaster
*[[Monica Seles]] ([[Novi Sad]]) – tennis player
*[[John Simon (critic)|John Simon]] ([[Subotica]]) – author; literary, theater and film critic<ref>Stefanova-Peteva, K. (1993) [https://books.google.com/books?id=mcdYanNeGDAC&pg=PA26&dq=Simon+John+Subotica&lr=&hl=hr#PPA26,M1  ''Who Calls the Shots on the New York Stages?''] (via [[Google Books]]), p. 26.</ref>
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===[[Slovakia]]===
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*[[Gyula Andrássy]] ([[Košice]]) – politician
*[[Gyula Andrássy the Younger]] ([[Trebišov]]) – politician
*[[Bálint Balassi]] ([[Zvolen]]) – poet
*[[Ernő Dohnányi]] ([[Bratislava]]) – conductor, composer and pianist
*[[Abraham Hochmuth]] ([[Bánovce nad Bebravou]]) – rabbi
*[[László Hudec]] ([[Banská Bystrica]]) – architect
*[[Mór Jókai]] ([[Komárno]]) – writer
*[[Lajos Kassák]] ([[Nové Zámky]]) – poet, painter, typographer and graphic artist
*[[Imre Madách]] ([[Dolná Strehová]]) – poet
*[[Sándor Márai]] ([[Košice]]) – writer
*[[Kálmán Mikszáth]] ([[Sklabiná]]) – writer
*[[Szilárd Németh]] ([[Komárno]]) – football player
*[[Ferenc II Rákóczi]] ([[Borsa, Slovakia|Borša]]) – prince and leader of Hungarian uprising in 1703–11
*[[János Selye]] ([[Komárno]]) – psychologist and researcher
*[[Mihály Tompa]] ([[Rimavská Sobota]]) – poet
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===[[Ukraine]]===

====[[Carpathian Ruthenia|Transcarpathia]]====
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*[[Mihály Munkácsy]] ([[Mukacheve]]) – painter
*[[Moshe Leib Rabinovich]] ([[Mukacheve]]) – rabbi and scholar
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