István Földes
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farming. Földes also had a tradition of its own name-origin, spreading by László Virágh a teacher from Földes. The first written mention of Földes – which
Ferenc Földes Secondary School (Hungarian: Földes Ferenc Gimnázium) is a secondary school in Miskolc, Hungary. It is famous for being one of the best secondary
Jewish councils in Hungary
president Samu Stern, his deputy Lajos Stöckler, and members Béla Berend, István Földes, Ottó Komoly, József Nagy, Miklós Szegő (from Székesfehérvár) and Lajos
Governing Council on 21 March 1919, Földes, artist Lipót Sátori and Hungarian silent cinema's set designer István Szirontai Lhotka created a red reel
1939-1944: 171-172 György Ullmann, Managing Director 1944-1947: 228 István Földes [eo], temporary manager 1947-1948: 228 Béla Sulyok Austro-Hungarian