Ede Illés Baron

1857–1940 (age 83)

Biography

Ede Illés Baron worked in the world of editing, ensuring that newspapers and journals communicated news and ideas with clarity and justice, a calling that earned him respect among readers and colleagues; he rests at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery, where his devotion to the written word is remembered.

He believed that publishing carried a responsibility to community life, and he stewarded editorial rooms where facts and humanity were honored alike.

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