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Tomb of János Galos in Nemesradnót (Balogvölgy)
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
János Galos, a soldier in World War I. The entry in the civil registry of the Reformed pastor Lajos Pósa: János Gallos, farmer, husband of Irma Balázs. He contracted his neurodegenerative disease on the battlefield.
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St. Nicholas Church in Váralja in Bratislava
Building, structure
Of the old houses of the early settlement of Váralja that developed around the castle, only a few remain today, due to the storms of history, natural disasters, but mostly due to the barbaric Czechoslovak "urban development" of the 1960s (the mass demolition of buildings due to t...
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Tomb of Ferenc Bedécs Pósa (Balogvölgy)
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
Ferenc Pósa Bedécs farmer. He enlisted in the 25th Infantry Regiment of the Losonc Regiment and received his training in Vienna for actual military service in 1898. At the outbreak of World War I, he went to the Russian battlefield as part of the 16th People's Uprising Regiment, ...
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Tomb of the brave István Bartók (Balogvölgy)
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
István Bartók, World War I soldier, platoon leader, was awarded the Medal of Valor.
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Felsőszecse Reformed Church
Building, structure
The Reformed Church of Felsőszecse was built in 1789 in the late Baroque style, without a tower. Its tower was only added in 1891. The church, which seats six hundred people, suffered serious damage during World War II. The roof structure of the church was renovated in 2008-2009,...
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Bust of János Fadrusz in Bratislava
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
The city of Bratislava wanted to erect a monument to its native János Fadrusz, the creator of the monumental Maria Theresa sculpture group (1897), who died in 1903 at the age of 45. The solution was provided by the sculptor János Pfliegler, who was also born in Bratislava and was...
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Ógelle cemetery large cross
Sacral small monument
It was erected by Ógelle in 1962 for the glory of God and the spiritual salvation of the faithful who have died.
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The tomb of Lajos Bodon, a former distinguished cantor-teacher of Nemesradnót, in Rimaszombat
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
Lajos Bodon was born in Rimaszombat in 1891. He completed his studies at the Losonc General Teacher Training Institute and received his excellent diploma in June 1911. The young teacher took up his post in Nemesradnót on October 4, 1911, and the dean installed him in office on Oc...
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The tomb of Lajos Pósa, a former prominent pastor of Nemesradnót, in Simonyi
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
Nt. Lajos Pósa was born in Nemesradnót on November 18, 1865. The construction of the new Reformed church of the village began in 1875 during the time of pastor Dániel Pethő, who was followed by pastor Lajos Pósa, whose selfless work allowed the construction to be completed. In 18...
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Bodon Barna Kollat's tomb (Balogvölgy)
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
Bodon Barna kollát, farmer, guard leader. At the outbreak of World War I, on August 25, 1914, he enlisted in the 25th Royal Infantry Regiment in Losonc. From October 1914, having fought in several major battles on the Russian front, he was wounded and taken prisoner by the Russia...
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