Mór Ungerleider

1872–1955 (age 83)

Biography

Mór Ungerleider (1872–1955) was a businessperson whose entrepreneurial drive helped modernize trade and services in Budapest, and he met the challenges of changing markets with a pragmatic mind and a willingness to support colleagues.

He invested in local institutions and offered quiet encouragement to those building their own ventures, leaving a respectful legacy at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery.

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