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Kató Lomb (Pécs, 08.02.1909 – Budapest, 09.06.2003) Hungarian interpreter, translator and one of the first simultaneous interpreters in the world

Anna Kéthly
(Budapest, 16 November 1889 – Blankenberge, Belgium 7. September, 1976)
Hungarian social democratic politician, the second elected female representative of the Parliament

Panna Czinka
(Sajógömör, 1711 – Tornalja, 1772)
legendary Hungarian-Romani violinist, violin virtuoso, first leader of a gipsy band

Teréz Brunszvik
(Bratislava, 27 July 1775 – Duka, 23 September 1861)
Hungarian countess, pedagogue, founder of nursery schools in Hungary

Blessed Sára Salkaházi
(Kassa, 11 May 1899 – Budapest, 27 December 1944)
writer, sister, human rights activist, martyr

Sérgil Amarita
(January 30, 1913. Budapest – December 5, 1941. Lahor)
painter living in India, born and raised in Hungary

Saint Margaret of Scotland
(June 10, 1047. Nádasd, Kingdom of Hungary – November 16, 1093. Edinburgh, Scotland) Scottish Queen coming from Hungary

Mária Molnár
a Hungarian missionary of the Reformed Church in Hungary
(Várpalota, 1886 – Admirality Islands, 16.march 1943.)

Lujza Blaha (born Reindl Ludovika)
(September 8, 1850. Rimaszombat – January 18, 1926. Budapest)
Hungarian actress, „the nightingale of our nation”

Countess Vilma Hugonnai de Szentgyorgy
(Nagyteteny, 1847. september 30. Budapest, Kobanya, 1922. march 25. )
the first hungarian female medical doctor.

Maria Szepes
(Budapest, 14 December 1908 – Budapest, 13 September 2007)
hungarian author, screenwriter, actress