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József Kiss

József Kiss was a Hungarian writer, poet, editing staff, art collector, proofreader and teacher (1843–1921). He was born in Mezőcsát and died in Budapest.

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József Kiss

Kiss József magyar költő, szerkesztő.

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Born
1843. · Mezőcsát.
Died
1921. · Budapest.
Nationality
Hungary.
Occupation
writer, poet, editing staff, art collector, proofreader and teacher.
Fields
poetry and Jewish poetry.
Education
Reformed College of Debrecen.
Languages
Hungarian.

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József Kiss was a Hungarian writer, poet, editing staff, art collector, proofreader and teacher (1843–1921). He was born in Mezőcsát and died in Budapest.

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