Tamás Rátonyi

1937–1985 (age 48)

Biography

Tamás Rátonyi (1937–1985) was a Hungarian judge who served the Hungarian judicial system with integrity and dedication. Throughout his career, he contributed to the administration of justice and the rule of law in Hungary during a complex period of the nation's history.

Rátonyi's work in the judiciary reflected his commitment to legal principles and fair adjudication. He was interred in the New Public Cemetery of Budapest, where his contributions to Hungarian law and justice are remembered.

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