Zsigmond Kallós
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* Pusztafödémes, November 7, 1876 – † Budapest, December 3, 1955 / literary historian, ethnographer ; ; He earned a teaching degree at the University of Budapest, after which he was a high school teacher first in Fiume and then in Budapest. He was involved in the research of ancient Hungarian mythology and rites. ; ; His main works: ; The Mystery of Our Early Songs I–III., 1935, ; Jewish Believers Among the Founding Hungarians, 1938, ; Hejgetés, 1940, ; The Grave of the Pagan Hungarian Child, 1941, ; Ancient Hungarian Mermaid: Babaján, 1943.