József Géczi

József Géczi ( Budapest, 1930 . March 19 - Budapest, 1958 . November 11 ) locksmith.

He was born in a working-class family in Budapest. His father looked for bread at the Western Railway Station as a staller, his mother worked as a kindergarten teacher, but he also took up cleaning. József Géczi was raised by his grandparents from the age of 12 in very bad circumstances. Rákoskeresztúrhe completed the three bourgeois classes, then went to industrial school, but left because of the war.

He used to have some occasional work, and finally he was taught the upholstery. In September 1950 he attempted to escape to Austria but was arrested and convicted, he was released in 1952. He worked as an auxiliary worker at the Angyalföld Ironworks Factory. Here he turned himself into a locksmith, he was awarded the stahawani and other diplomas, medals. From 1953 he was a member of the trade union and from 1954 he was a member of the Works Committee. Soon he was promoted: he has received a quality inspector. He has maintained his popularity among his colleagues.

In the early days of the Revolution, he took over the factory's defense at the invitation of his director, entered the factory guard, and agitated with the job. When, therefore, one of his associates questioned, he realized that he had made a mistake and that he had done so, he joined the Corvin militants. Initially he collected and buried the dead, and then performed special assignments. He met with Pál Maléter, who sent a letter to the Gábor Áron Firefighter School, which at that time did not stand beside the uprising. Géczi addressed the students of the school, who then disarmed their commanders and chose a revolutionary military committee. He received another large amount of weapons and ammunition from the weapons store of the Ministry of Defense. In the Corvin group he checked the guard and the prisoner, participated in the production and arrest of ÁVHs. On November 4, he warned of several armed units by courier, he went to Parliament to see Imre Nagy even if he did not get into the building. He participated in the fight against the Soviets by joining the New Blessed Armed Forces. After the fall of the armed resistance, he was elected president of the workers' council at his workplace. 1957 . was arrested on 24 June. First degree 1957. On 30 December, he was sentenced to life imprisonment on the initiative of organizing an organization. This was done in 1958 by the Supreme Court of the People's Court. On November 7, he was aggravated by a death sentence. On November 11, he was executed.