Imre Holló

1906–1970 (age 64)

Biography

Imre Holló’s work as an electrical engineer helped lay the groundwork for the region’s technological progress, as he tackled intricate problems with clarity and perseverance. His inventive thinking, paired with a methodical approach, made him a trusted collaborator on many projects.

Holló valued education and often guided younger engineers, encouraging curiosity and ethical responsibility.

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