Kampfmüller-Wollmann Tomb

Alajos Rigele's work is listed as the tomb of Károly Kampfmüller (Sector III/3) on the list of protected values of the Szent András Cemetery, but not only he, but also his wife, his daughter who died as a child, and his sister-in-law, Elma Wollmann, are buried here. ; Elma Wollmann (1856-1929) is also remembered in Hungarian pedagogical history. She was the director of the Bratislava State Higher Girls' School, wrote and edited textbooks, and then she also wrote the 25-year history of the school. ; In Kálmán Fericsán's work on pedagogical history titled Master Teachers and Master Teachers, we can read the following about her work: ; "An impressively presented, beautiful and meaningful work on school history describes the work of the Bratislava teacher training institute and, within it, industrial education. Elma Wollmann – the author of this great work – was the second director of the institute. The teacher, who graduated from the Sorbonne, was also a teacher at the middle school of the orphanage of the Hungarian Housewife National Association between 1876 and 1881." ; Article in Paedagogiai Plutarch (I. Bpest, 1886. Biography of Janka Zirzen.) ; ; Works: ; 1. Franczia reader book for the V and VI classes of higher girls' schools. Bratislava, 1891. (2nd edition. Bpest, 1897., Revised National Women's Education. 1892.) ; 2. The Bratislava m. kir. The history and present state of the twenty-five-year existence of the state teacher training institute 1871-1896. with two pictures. Bratislava, 1897. ; 3. The five-year history and present state of the Bratislava royal state teacher training institute 1896-1901. Bratislava. 1901.