Ferenc Lukács

1891–1918 (age 27)

Biography

Ferenc Lukács was a talented Hungarian mathematician whose promising career was cut short during World War I. Despite his brief life, he made contributions to mathematical scholarship during the early 20th century.

Lukács is remembered in the Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery, a testament to his memory and his place within Budapest's intellectual and Jewish communities.

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