Gyula Juhász

Gyula Juhász was born in Szeged on 4 April 1883, the son of a post and telegraph official. A novice with the Piarists at Vác, he gave this up, studied Hungarian and Latin at the University of Budapest and taught in the secondary schools of Máramarossziget, Léva, Nagyvárad, Szakolca and Makó. In Nagyvárad he was one of the founders of the A Holnap movement. In 1922 he met the young Attila József, then a pupil at the secondary school in Makó. The first winner of the Baumgarten Prize in 1929, he took his own life in Szeged on 6 April 1937.

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• PoetryAnna ForeverAnna örökGyula Juhász · 1926LiteraturePublic domain