The grave of László Stromp

László Stromp (Rozsnyó, February 27, 1860 – Bratislava, May 12, 1907) was a Lutheran theological teacher, pedagogical writer, and church writer. ; He studied in Rozsnyó and after completing his secondary school course, he enrolled in law at the University of Budapest in 1878, but also studied philosophy and was a volunteer for a year. In 1881, he went to Bratislava, where he studied Lutheran theology. In 1885, he took the priestly exam and spent two semesters at the University of Halle. He was a hospitalist in Leipzig, Berlin, and Jena. In 1887, he was transferred to Bratislava as a private teacher at the Lutheran Theological Academy. In 1894, he was an extraordinary teacher, and from 1896, a regular teacher of philosophy and education at the Theological Academy in Bratislava. He was also the executive chairman of the Kossuth Lajos Circle in Bratislava.