Ignác Acsády

1845–1906 (age 61)

Biography

Historian Ignác Acsády (1845–1906) dedicated himself to the careful gathering and sharing of Hungary’s past, helping readers better understand the foundations of their society. His disciplined approach to research and his compassionate interest in the stories of diverse communities gave his work a steady, guiding presence.

He was laid to rest in the Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery, where his contributions to historical knowledge continue to inspire those who study the nation’s heritage.

Also buried at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery

György Moldova
1934–2022 (age 88)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
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Károly Nóti
1892–1954 (age 62)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
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József Schweitzer
1922–2015 (age 93)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
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Arnold Kohn
1849–1918 (age 69)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
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Dezső Gál
1901–1980 (age 79)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
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Edmund Tull
1870–1911 (age 41)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
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