Miklós Zsámboki

1890–1961 (age 71)

Biography

Miklós Zsámboki (1890–1961) was a Hungarian individual whose long life witnessed the transformation of Hungary from the Austro-Hungarian Empire through the twentieth century. He maintained his presence in Hungarian society across multiple historical periods, from the early 1900s through the post-war era.

Zsámboki's final resting place at Farkasréti Cemetery reflects his deep roots in Budapest's cultural and social landscape. His seventy-one years of life encompassed some of the most significant events in modern Hungarian history.

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