Kató Hámán

1884–1936 (age 52)

Biography

Kató Hámán was a dedicated Esperantist and advocate for international communication through the constructed language Esperanto. Born in 1884, she was committed to the ideals of linguistic unity and peaceful international understanding that the Esperanto movement represented.

Hámán's work in promoting Esperanto reflected her belief in fostering global cooperation and understanding. She passed away in 1936 and was honored with burial in the Pantheon of the Workers' Movement, acknowledging her contributions to progressive causes.

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