THE MEMORIAL BOOK OF PÁPA JEWRY - JewishGen

weekly called Zsidó Élet. He also worked as a teacher at a Jewish secondary school for modern
languages and sciences at Vágújhely. He gave several lectures in Pápa at the invitation of the
Chovevei Tzion Association, in the days of chief rabbi M. A. Róth.
PIROSKA BÁTORI
was the last (female) teacher of the Jewish school at Lengyeltóti. Later she married Károly Láng,
also a teacher.
ELEMÉR BRUDER
taught at the Jewish school of Jászberény, from where he was taken for forced labour service. He
did not return.
ELLA BREUER
opened a private school at Tolnahőgyész.
DÁVID CZINCENHEIM
taught at the Jewish school of Mosonmagyaróvár, located at the border, and saved many Austrian
Jews.
KLEMENTIN DRACH and
JOLÁN DONÁTH,
both elementary school teachers, were also from Pápa.
GIZELLA EHRENFELD
taught at the higher elementary of Pápa, and later worked in the Department for the Protection of
Children at Budapest.
LIPÓT EHRENFELD
taught at the Pápa Jewish school in 1848, volunteered for the National Guard and fought near the
River Drava.
JOLÁN FUCHS
was originally from Tapolcafő, and went to teach at Vésztő, Békés County.
IRMA HAAS
taught in Budapest.
S. HOROVITZ
taught at Pápa in the 1860s. His daughter Ilma was a teacher in Debrecen, who taught several
generations of pupils together with her husband, principal and teacher Zsigmond Kuti. Their son
Dr. Sándor Kuti was a lawyer and a poet.
FÜLÖP KLEIN
taught at Pápa at the same time as Horovitz. His son József was the brother-in-law of Frigyes
Karinthy's father.
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