József Holder

1893–1945 (age 52)

Biography

József Holder (1893–1945) was a Hungarian poet whose literary voice emerged during the early 20th century. His poetry reflected the intellectual and emotional currents of his era, contributing to Hungarian literary expression during a period of significant cultural change.

Holder's poetic works demonstrated sensitivity to language and form, earning him recognition within Hungarian literary circles. He was buried at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery, a significant cultural institution in Budapest.

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