Iron Maiden - Blood on the Worlds Hand

Ferenc Aurel Pulsky de Celfalva et Luboć (Pulszky de Cselfalva et Lubócz; 1814–1897) - Hungarian politician, archaeologist and writer. Member of the Hungarian Academy (1837), elected to the Austrian Reichstag (1840), appointed (1848) to the Ministry of Finance of Hungary and then Austria. Participated in the Hungarian revolution, fled to England, sentenced to death in absentia (1852). In 1860 he moved to Italy, fought in the ranks of the Garibaldians, after their defeat was imprisoned in Naples, was pardoned (1866) by Emperor Franz Joseph I. Returning to Hungary, he joined the party of F. Deac; Member of the Hungarian Parliament (1867–1876 and 1884). He headed the literary section of the Hungarian Academy. Director of the Hungarian National Museum in Budapest. In 1876 he introduced the term "copper age" into scientific circulation.