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1873–1934
A Hungarian poet and writer from the turn of the 20th century, he is remembered for lyric poetry and prose shaped by the literary world of his time. His life stretched from the Austro-Hungarian era into the turbulent decades that followed, giving his work a distinctly historical backdrop.

by Géza Lampérth
Born in 1873, Géza Lampérth was a Hungarian poet and writer whose career belongs to the rich literary culture of late 19th- and early 20th-century Hungary. He published poetry and prose, and his name remained closely tied to the national literary scene of his day.
Hungarian reference sources identify him as having lived from 1873 to 1934. While detailed biographical information available online is limited, the surviving records and period images suggest a writer who was active enough to be noticed in contemporary literary and illustrated publications.
Today, Lampérth is of interest mainly to readers exploring Hungarian literature beyond its best-known names. His work offers a glimpse into the language, themes, and cultural atmosphere of his era.