Manfréd Weiss

1857–1922 (age 65)

Biography

Manfréd Weiss was a prominent Hungarian entrepreneur whose industrial ventures significantly contributed to the economic development of Hungary. His business acumen and innovative approach to manufacturing and commerce established him as a leading figure in Hungarian industrial history.

Weiss was interred in the Salgotarjani Street Jewish Cemetery, where his memory endures. His entrepreneurial legacy represents an important chapter in Hungarian industrial and economic history, reflecting the dynamism of Hungarian business during the early 20th century.

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