Géza Képes [SEP] place of death
Géza Képes
Géza Képes (February 1, 1909, Mátészalka, Hungary – August 19, 1989, Budapest, Hungary) was a Hungarian poet, translator and polyglot.
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- Hungarian Radio
factory besides scene-painter, József Pán and ceramist, Margit Kovács. In 1944 he prepared many false identification cards and Swedish protection notes (Schutzpass), together with his poet friend, Géza Képes saving dozens of lives. After the war he worked for "Kossuth Népe", "Friss Újság", "Képes Figyelő". He became popular via his slightly erotic Pasha-caricatures published in "Pesti Izé". "Béke és Szabadság", than "Szabadság" featured his first pictorial stories, than from the