New Public Cemetery, Budapest

The Új köztemető ( German, New general cemetery ') is next to the Kerepesi temető the main cemetery of the Hungarian capital Budapest and is situated just outside the center in the Kozma út 8, in the district X ( Kőbánya ).

On it were figures of Hungarian history as, among others, Imre Nagy their final resting place.

North of the city cemetery to join the New Jewish cemetery and the Orthodox Jewish Cemetery ( Kozma utca 6). The cemetery ( since 1893 ) gives an impression of the cemetery design around the turn of the century. There you will find, among other things, the mausoleum of the Schmidl family. Built in Hungarian Art Nouveau building was designed by Odon Lechner and Béla Lajta 1902/1903. Typical of the style is among other things the Cladding with turquoise tiles. The flower pattern, which were borrowed from Hungarian folk art, evidence of this.

Soldiers' graves

Polish soldiers' graves

Soviet soldiers' graves

Turkish soldiers' graves

Individual graves

János Adorjan, aviation pioneer

Gyula Aggházy, painter and teacher

István Angyal, revolutionaries of 1956

Arthur Freiherr Arz von Straußenburg, army commander in the imperial army

Kálmán Babos, lawyer

Ernő Barta, painter

Tibor Benedek, actor

Dr. Jakob Bleyer, Minister for National Minorities 1919-1920

Bulgarian soldiers' graves

Jenő Brandi, water polo player and Olympic champion

Dr. Árpád Brusznyai, revolutionaries of 1956

Márton Bukovi, soccer players and soccer coaches

Dr. Jenő Bán, chess player

István Bánfalvy, Major General of the Air Force

Gábor Bódy, actor, screenwriter and director

Ferenc Börzsönyi Kollarits, painter

Béla Goldoványi, Sprinter and European champion

László Háry, Major General of the Royal Air Force

Lajos Keresztes, wrestler and Olympic Champion

István Kozma, wrestler and Olympic Champion

Pál Maléter, colonel of the army during the uprising of 1956

Imre Nagy Prime Minister and National Hero