Antal Pollák

1865–1943 (age 78)

Biography

Inventor Antal Pollák pursued practical innovations that sought to ease the daily labors of industry and the home, blending careful observation with a restless curiosity.

His contributions reflected the ingenuity of Budapest’s Jewish engineering community, and his legacy remains honored at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery as a reminder of creative minds silenced too soon.

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