Endre Ady was a prominent Hungarian poet born on November 22, 1877, in Érmindszent, Hungary. He is known for his innovative style and emotional depth, which significantly influenced modern Hungarian literature. Ady's work often explored themes of love, death, and social issues, reflecting the turbulent times in which he lived. Throughout his career, Ady published several poetry collections, including Új versek (New Poems) and A halott város (The Dead City). He was also a key figure in the Nyugat literary movement, which aimed to modernize Hungarian literature and promote new ideas. Ady passed away on January 27, 1919, leaving a lasting legacy.