László Fokányi

1874–1940 (age 66)

Biography

László Fokányi was a respected veterinarian who dedicated his career to animal health and welfare in Hungary. Born in 1874, he brought scientific expertise and compassionate care to his profession during a period of significant agricultural and scientific development.

Fokányi's work in veterinary medicine reflected the growing professionalization of animal care in early 20th century Hungary. He passed away in 1940 and was laid to rest at the Fiume Road Graveyard, where his contributions to Hungarian society are remembered.

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