Marcell Baracs

1865–1933 (age 68)

Biography

Marcell Baracs offered his political voice to the shaping of public life, striving for thoughtful policy in eras of great transformation. His contributions reflected a deliberate temperament and a desire to serve with fairness amid challenges.

His commitment to thoughtful governance continues to be remembered by those who visit Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery and reflect on the values he upheld.

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