Soma Forrai

1861–1918 (age 57)

Biography

Soma Forrai served on the editing staff with a commitment to clarity and nuance, ensuring that each publication reflected the diverse voices of his readership. He worked tirelessly behind the scenes, refining articles and cultivating a respectful tone that welcomed civil discourse.

Forrai’s colleagues valued his patience and the encouragement he offered young writers, helping them navigate the craft with confidence. His steady influence shaped the editorial standards of his workplace, leaving a mark on Hungarian letters that outlived his years.

Also buried at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery

Aladár Bársony
1886–1943 (age 57)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Hungarian actor whose theatrical career flourished in early 20th-century Budapest until his death in 1943.
Károly Fraknói
1900–1966 (age 66)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Károly Fraknói was a Hungarian composer whose musical works contributed to twentieth-century Hungarian culture.
Max Ruttkay-Rothauser
1863–1913 (age 50)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Max Ruttkay-Rothauser was a writer celebrated for his insightful and empathetic storytelling.
Leó Eötvös
1881–1920 (age 39)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Editor Leó Eötvös devoted himself to preserving thoughtful discourse through careful stewardship of the press.
Andor Szenes
1899–1935 (age 36)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Andor Szenes (1899-1935) was a Hungarian Jewish figure from Budapest who was buried at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery.
Henrik Lenkei
1863–1943 (age 80)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Hungarian writer whose literary works contributed to Hungarian cultural and intellectual heritage.