Gyula Rózsavölgyi

1822–1861 (age 39)

Biography

Gyula Rózsavölgyi championed the musical arts as a publisher who nurtured composers, performers, and the lovers of melody across the city. His keen ear for promising talent helped disseminate compositions that enriched Hungary’s cultural life.

When he died in 1861, the loss was felt by the many artists whose work he supported; his grave in the Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery remains a quiet place of remembrance for a life spent in service to music.

Also buried at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery

Jenő Virágh
1881–1943 (age 62)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Jenő Virágh was a respected actor whose presence on stage conveyed warmth and humanity even in dark times.
Ármin Murányi
1841–1902 (age 61)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Ármin Murányi was a perceptive writer who illuminated Hungarian life with honesty and grace.
Ernő Bródy
1873–1961 (age 88)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Ernő Bródy was a Hungarian lawyer whose career spanned the late 19th and mid-20th centuries.
Zsigmond Mányai
1877–1922 (age 45)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Zsigmond Mányai was a Hungarian actor of the early 20th century.
Ödön Jakab
1894–1947 (age 53)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Ödön Jakab was a painter known for his atmospheric scenes that reflected Hungary’s varied moods.
Béla Bátori
1876–1934 (age 58)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Hungarian actor who performed in Budapest's theatrical community.