Ákos Egressy

1832–1914 (age 82)

Biography

Ákos Egressy, born in 1832, was a stalwart of the nineteenth-century stage, revered for his dignified portrayal of historical and contemporary heroes alike.

He championed the development of professional theatre in Budapest and mentored emerging talent, and he rests in the New Public Cemetery, Budapest, remembered as a pillar of Hungarian drama and a calming presence behind the curtains.

Also buried at New Public Cemetery, Budapest

Arthur Arz von Straußenburg
1857–1935 (age 78)
New Public Cemetery, Budapest
A respected military officer, he stood as a model of dedication and leadership.
István Sándor
1914–1953 (age 39)
New Public Cemetery, Budapest
István Sándor (1914-1953) was a Hungarian from Szolnok who died in his late thirties and was buried at New Public Ceme...
Zoltán Guth
1892–1968 (age 76)
New Public Cemetery, Budapest
Dedicated educator who shaped generations of Hungarian students with patience and insight.
Armand Szántó
1889–1964 (age 75)
New Public Cemetery, Budapest
Armand Szántó was a screenwriter whose imaginative vision helped bring compelling stories to the screen.
Ferenc Dedics
1873–1929 (age 56)
New Public Cemetery, Budapest
Imre Martsekényi
1898–1963 (age 65)
New Public Cemetery, Budapest
Imre Martsekényi was a Hungarian politician dedicated to public service and national governance.