Budapest
Budapest, Hungary’s capital, is bisected by the River Danube. Its 19th-century Chain Bridge connects the hilly Buda district with flat Pest. A funicular runs up Castle Hill to Buda’s Old Town, where the Budapest History Museum traces city life from Roman times onward. Trinity Square is home to 13th-century Matthias Church and the turrets of the Fishermen’s Bastion, which offer sweeping views. ― Google
People died in Budapest (First 49 people) - Page 58
Katalin Hetey
Artist
Jenő Vázsonyi
Hungarian economist
Ákos Domanovszky
Library cataloguer
László Rásonyi
Linguist
Emanuela Batthyany
Jenő Szervátiusz
Sculptor
Károly László Háy
Painter
Oszkár Bethlen
Journalist
István Egressy
Announcer
Miksa Neumann
Ferenc Paupera
Gizi Bajor's ex-husband
eugen szenkar nándor szenkár
Composer
Mihály András Rónai
Poet
Mara Görög
Actress
Clotilde Apponyi
Hungarian activist
Pál Tomcsányi
Agricultural engineer
Márta Kormos
Actress
Kornél Görgey
Hungarian soldier
Béla Botár
Hungarian-Romanian poet ‧ Attila Botár's father
Ambrus Oltványi
Hungarian literary historian
Nándor Horánszky
László Sipőcz
Hungarian jurist
Boriska Ravasz
Teacher
Count Franz Philipp von Lamberg
Military officer
Lenke Hoffmann
Hungarian painter
Ágoston Székely
Bacteriologist
Jenő Pertis
Hungarian composer ‧ Pali Pertis' son
Géza László
Voice teacher
Olga Vastagh
Gyula Benczúr's daughter
Sándor ifj. Kőmíves
Sándor Kömíves' son
Krisztina Bába
Hungarian writer
Ágnes Cs. Sós
Archaeologist
Jolán Tisza
Lajos Mesterházi
Hungarian journalist
Imre Görög
Author
Olga Máté
Hungarian photographer
Aspy Adajania
Indian boxer
Gizella Tormássy
Journalist
Gyula Bay
Hungarian author
Rózsa Szabó Singer
Opera singer
Ernő Hárs
Author
Sarolta Lányi
Hungarian poet
Anna Czóbel
Hungarian cinematographer
Moritz Ballagi
Hungarian linguist
József Badics
Agricultural engineer
István Rybár
Physicist
Mátyás Feld
Actor
