Klára Bihari

1917–1997 (age 80)

Biography

Klára Bihari was a lyrical voice of Hungarian letters whose poems captured intimate emotions and national memory during a turbulent century. Her work reflected a commitment to honesty and grace, drawing readers into contemplative moments of beauty amid adversity.

She remained a cherished figure in cultural circles, and her resting place at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery stands as a testament to her quiet courage and artistic legacy.

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