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The grave of Jenő Végh, a Reformed cantor teacher
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
The village's Reformed cantor teacher and his wife Ilona Vályi are resting.
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Old tombstones in the Reformed cemetery
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
The old tombstones of the cemetery were placed on the left side of the cemetery, in four rows, to preserve memory...
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The family cemetery of Nándor Nagy of Alsócsicsói
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
In the cemetery, Antal Nagy (1845 – 1922), a landowner and county committee member from Nemesócsa, and his son Nándor Alsócsíssói Nagy (1881 - 1953), as well as his five siblings (Vilmos Nagy, Vilmos, Antal, Sarolta, Vilma) are buried. ; ; The Komárom County family received a let...
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Memorial to the victims of World War I
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
The memorial to the victims of World War I was erected between the two world wars. The Nemesócsa memorial, inaugurated in 1928, is the work of Gyula Berecz. On the pedestal of the war memorial, a reclining lion can be seen, as a symbol of courage and strength.
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Memorial to the victims of World War II
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
In several settlements, the memory of the Jewish martyrs was immortalized by adding their names to newly erected or World War I monuments supplemented with the names of the victims of World War II. This solution was chosen, for example, in Nagytárkány in Bodrogköz, Csicsó in Csal...
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Statues of kings and princes
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
The settlement commemorates Prince Attila, the great king of the European Huns, Prince Árpád, the conquering prince of the Hungarian tribal confederation, King Stephen, the creator of the Christian Hungarian state, and King Béla IV, the second founder of the country.
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Sándor Márai's house
Building, structure
A one-story, 19th-century, eclectic-looking bourgeois residential building located in one of the less prestigious, NY-i streets of the medieval old town of Košice. The most striking element of its facade is the closed balcony above the entrance gate. The Grosschmid family moved i...
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Cross and grave of the Keszőcze family
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
It was erected by József Keszőcze and Erzsébet Kovács in 1911 as a hope for the living and a consolation for the dead. ; The memorial is also the family grave: Imre Keszőcze and László Keszőcze rest in the grave. ; The tombstone was made by Béla Radnai, a sculptor from Budapest. ...
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Kismadaraszi bell tower
Building, structure
It has been part of Fél municipality since the 1930s.
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Imre Henszlmann's birthplace and memorial plaque
Building, structure
Henszlmann's ancestors came to Hungary from Württemberg at the beginning of the 16th century. One branch of the family settled in Bártfa, while the other branch chose Košice as their place of residence. His father was an ironmonger and general merchant, and his shop was in the ho...
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