Imre Regéczi Nagy

1854–1891 (age 37)

Biography

Imre Regéczi Nagy was a physician whose medical practice and professional dedication served the Vienna community during the 19th century. Born in 1854, he established himself in the medical field, contributing to healthcare and medical knowledge during a period of significant advancement in medical science and practice.

Nagy's career reflected his commitment to the healing profession and his service to those he treated. His work as a physician was part of the broader development of modern medicine in Vienna, contributing to the professional standards and practices that characterized the era.

Also buried at Matzleinsdorf Protestant Cemetery

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