Adolf Soltész

1866–1937 (age 71)

Biography

Adolf Soltész brought his skills to editorial work, helping to shape the written voice of the community and to ensure that news and culture were communicated with care.

His attentive stewardship of the press reflected a commitment to recording the everyday and the extraordinary, and he lies at the Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery.

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