Mano Abrahamsohn

1887–1960 (age 73)

Biography

Mano Abrahamsohn (1887–1960) shared his voice as a cantor, guiding worship with reverence and melodic strength. His performances inspired congregations, offering solace and joy in equal measure during the seasons of the Jewish year.

He cherished the sacred texts and traditions that shaped his faith, ensuring they were passed on with dignity and heartfelt devotion. His leadership in song fostered a sense of unity and spiritual continuity for those who gathered to pray.

Did you know Mano Abrahamsohn?

Help us tell their story. Share a memory, upload a gravestone photo, or correct any details.

Also buried at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery

Ede Kenéz-Kurländer
1870–1952 (age 82)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Ede Kenéz-Kurländer (1870-1952) was a Hungarian Jewish man from Oradea who lived through eight decades of European his...
Imre Berczeller
1861–1936 (age 75)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Imre Berczeller was a gynecologist who dedicated his career to compassionate care and the advancement of women’s healt...
Ede Hatvani
1859–1927 (age 68)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Ede Hatvani was a Hungarian singer who lived from 1859 to 1927.
Ármin Bátori
1859–1927 (age 68)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Ármin Bátori devoted his life to guiding young minds as a devoted teacher.
Tibor Fazekas
1892–1982 (age 90)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Tibor Fazekas was a Hungarian water polo player who lived from 1892 to 1982.
Artúr Vajk
1893–1966 (age 73)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Artúr Vajk was a Hungarian non-fiction writer whose works contributed to twentieth-century Hungarian intellectual life.