Ligeti Magda

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Ligeti Magda^[a] (1909–1977^[1]) was a neurologist and psychoanalyst.

Between 1935 and 1943, Ligeti worked in the Neurological Department of the Pest Jewish Community Hospital.

After the war, Ligeti was a hospital doctor and chief physician, dealing with psychoanalysis and the gender education of children.

Sándor Peti was Ligeti's spouse.

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