The grave of Dr. László Aixinger

László Aixinger (Bratislava, 8 August 1883 - Bratislava, 22 March 1944) was a lawyer, politician and journalist. ; He earned a law degree in Cluj-Napoca and was a judge of the Bratislava court until the Czechoslovak coup d'état. ; From 1930 he was the national secretary general of the National Christian Socialist Party, from 1932 he was its party director, and from 1936 he was the national party director of the United Hungarian Party. He was a significant figure in Bratislava's cultural life. He was the president of the Béla Bartók Dalegylet, from 1925 he was the vice-president of the Toldy Circle, and from 1939 to 1944 he was its president. After the first Vienna decision, he formed the Hungarian Scout Association of Slovakia with Aurél Klatt from the Hungarian Scout troops that remained in Slovakia, of which he became the national commander-in-chief. ; Between 1920 and 1930, he was deputy editor-in-chief of the political daily Híradó and editor-in-chief of the party newspaper Magyar Néplap. ; The grave of László Aixinger is located in sector I/1 of the cemetery. ; Works: ; 1938 Bratislava ; 1941 The Bratislava Shipyard ; 1942 Széchenyi in Bratislava. Bratislava. ; 2006 Cities of the Upper Highlands. Budapest. (co-author)