Ákos Győri

1881–1958 (age 77)

Biography

Ákos Győri (1881–1958) served the law with exacting integrity as a prosecutor, carrying out his duty with impartiality even when the cases before him were complex and delicate. His colleagues appreciated his calm demeanor and adherence to a moral code that prioritized fairness and transparency.

Győri accepted the weight of public trust with humility, mentoring younger jurists and reminding them that the rule of law requires both intellect and compassion. His legacy rests at the Salgotarjani Street Jewish Cemetery, where the community honors a jurist whose service upheld justice without sacrificing humanity.

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