Manó Mai

1855–1917 (age 62)

Biography

Manó Mai was a photographer whose lens captured the textures of his era, preserving moments for future generations to reflect upon. Through careful composition and attention to detail, he contributed to the blossoming of photography as an art form in Hungary.

May his legacy be honored at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery, where his sensitive work can still inspire those who value the power of visual storytelling.

Also buried at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery

Sándor Bíró
1891–1950 (age 59)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Sándor Bíró served as a thoughtful football referee who honored the spirit of fair play.
Béla Bodó
1903–1970 (age 67)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Béla Bodó was a writer known for thoughtful, compassionate narratives that reflected on the human condition.
Klára Dózsá
1912–1982 (age 70)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Klára Dózsá was a Hungarian physician whose medical career was marked by dedication to patient care and healing.
Béla Komjádi
1892–1933 (age 41)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Béla Komjádi was a Hungarian coach who dedicated his career to developing athletic talent and sports excellence.
Henrik Marczali
1856–1940 (age 84)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Henrik Marczali was a historian whose thoughtful research deepened the understanding of Hungary’s past.
Ármin Sasvári
1853–1924 (age 71)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Hungarian translator who facilitated cultural and intellectual exchange through his linguistic work.