This book has very interesting stories!
  It was found at the time of the largest transports of Hungarian Jews to Auschwitz at the tracks by a Polish railway employee. We bought this book from the family of this man who worked on the railroad during the war and was repairing tracks. He claimed that the book was found right at the clouse entering the Auschwitz Birkenau camp. In his house it was kept as a "relic" Of course we are not able to verify this information, but there are not too many items of Hungarian origin in Poland, so this whole story is very likely. The more that the family showed us the IDs and documents of this man and in fact during the occupation he worked on the railroad! Book have some description from 1925 but we cant recognize.

More information about Simon Hevesi book : Year round prayer book with Hungarian translation by R. Simon Hevesi (formerly Handler; 1868–1943), rabbi and scholar in Hungary. He studied at the Budapest rabbinical seminary and at Budapest University. In 1894 he was appointed rabbi of Kassa (now Kosice, Slovakia) and later officiated in various communities. Hevesi was a brilliant speaker. He subsequently became rabbi of Pest and in 1927 chief rabbi, continuing in this position until his death. Hevesi combined considerable rabbinical learning with interest in general and Jewish philosophy. From 1905 he was lecturer in homiletics and Jewish philosophy at the rabbinical seminary. Hevesi took a leading role in public affairs of Hungarian Jewry, and was active in establishing social and educational organizations, including an association for popular education (OMIKE). He published various essays on philosophy and also books, and participated in editing the learned periodicals Ha-Zofeh le-Hokhmat Yisrael, Magyar Zsido Szemle, and Yavneh. His works in Hebrew include studies of the Book of Job (in Ha-Zofeh le-Hokhmat Yisrael, 5 (1921), 35–39, 81–89, 156–63, 283–93); and Ecclesiastes (in Festschrift der Landesrabbinerschule (1927), second pagination in Hebrew, 15–38; and in Hungarian, Dalalat Alhairin (1928) on Maimonides' Guide.

Title: Uedvnek Igazsagnak Koenyoergese. Imakoenyv. forditotta Dr. Hevesi Simon, Pesti Rabbi...