Angol leírás, sztori

Ignác Lamár (1897-1967) lived in Bratislava, he became a symbol of the city. „A life-size statue resembling Lamár, the work of Juraj Meliš, now stands near the Main Square in Bratislava’s old town.” „He became a well-recognised person in the streets of Bratislava. He promenaded from Michalská Street to the Danube river, greeting people, especially women, in the three languages which were commonly spoken in Bratislava – German, Hungarian and Slovak, while also doffing his hat.”
„In 2007, his remains were moved from pauper’s grave in Lehnice (where he died in a tuberculosis sanatorium in October 1967) to a memorial grave in Bratislava’s Ondrejský [i.e. St Andrew’s] cemetery. Since 2007, a cultural event commemorating him, called Schone Náci opäť medzi nami / Schone Náci Again Among Us, takes place annually at the U červeného raka / At the Red Lobster reading space.”