Zsigmond Reichard

1863–1916 (age 53)

Biography

Zsigmond Reichard was born in 1863 and devoted his life to the law, earning a reputation for measured judgement and compassion for those who sought the court’s guidance.

He is remembered for the steady hand with which he navigated complex cases and for the dignity he brought to the bench, leaving his final rest at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery.

Also buried at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery

István Csillag
1881–1968 (age 87)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Sculptor whose works continue to speak with quiet strength.
Alfréd Lakos
1870–1961 (age 91)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Alfréd Lakos shaped the look of his era with graphic designs that balanced clarity and imagination.
Elza Szamosi
1881–1924 (age 43)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Elza Szamosi charmed audiences with her luminous voice and generous artistry.
László Fleischmann
1878–1962 (age 84)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
László Fleischmann was a physician admired for his professionalism and compassion.
Edmund Tull
1870–1911 (age 41)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Edmund Tull was a Hungarian graphic designer whose artistic contributions shaped the visual culture of his era.
Judit Ember
1935–2007 (age 72)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Judit Ember wrote screenplays that honored resilience and moral depth.