Arthur Kelle

* Perjámos, July 18, 1882 – † Ágfalva/Sopron, January 8, 1945 / forestry engineer, college professor ; ; He obtained his diploma at the Selmecbánya Mining and Forestry Engineering College (1908). He was a forestry trainee at the Liptóújvár Forestry Vocational School (1908–1912), from 1912 he was an assistant professor at the College's Department of Forestry, from 1915 he was a forestry engineer and assistant professor alongside Jenő Vadas. In 1919 he moved to Sopron and became a chief forestry engineer at the College, and in 1921 a forest advisor. In 1923 he was the first college and then university professor of the independent Forest Conservation Department (1934–1945). His merit is the organization of the department's ornithological, entomological and forest conservation collections and laboratory. His most significant discovery was the discovery of elm blight. ; ; His main works: The primary causes of elm blight, 1940.