Mór Balázs

1849–1897 (age 48)

Biography

Mór Balázs de Verőce (Hungarian: verőcei Balázs Mór; 5 April 1849 – 1 August 1897) was a Hungarian entrepreneur and engineer. He pioneered the adoption of electric trams in Budapest and initiated the construction of the Budapest Millennium Underground Railway, the first electric underground urban railway on the European continent.

Also buried at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery

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