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Participants in the bell dedication in Nagymegyer, 1936

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The largest bell of the St. Nicholas Roman Catholic Church, the Wéber Bell, was consecrated in 1936. The bell was made by the Wéber couple and cast by a Transcarpathian master, Ferenc Egri. It weighed 85 kg. The photo clearly shows that a significant number of interested people s... Read More

Nagymegyer dance group, 1936

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Within the framework of the Roman Catholic Church, four organizations were established in Nagymegyer between 1919 and 1939. The first was the Roman Catholic Youth Association and Girls' Circle in 1919. The organization was introduced on April 5, 1920, when three farces were prese... Read More

The Németh family of Nagymegyer, 1917

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In 1917, nearly 3,586 people lived in the settlement, whose living conditions were greatly influenced by World War I. The photo shows members of the Ignácz Németh family from Nagymegyer in 1917. It can be seen in the photo that the family consisted of three generations. The photo... Read More

Men's fashion in Nagymegyer, 1929

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In Nagymegyer, folk costumes were not typical in the first half of the 20th century. This is confirmed by the photo taken in 1929, which shows farmer Rudolf Soóky. The most characteristic parts of his clothing are the boots and the hat. The ribbons on the hat were worn by men whe... Read More

First Communions of Nagymegyer, 1947

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In 1947, the Roman Catholic Church in Nagymegyer operated under difficult circumstances. Part of the Hungarian population was deported to the Czech Republic, while others were awaiting deportation to Hungary. Despite all this, a significant number of children received their first... Read More

The first teaching staff of the Hungarian Elementary School in Nagymegyer, 1951

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Teaching in the Hungarian-language elementary school began after World War II in the 1950/51 school year, with 378 students. The first principal of the school was Pál Hencz, who held this position until 1958. The so-called convent school had a teaching staff of 17. The photo take... Read More

Nagymegyer Hungarian Language Elementary School, 1954

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The Hungarian-language primary school (Eight-Year Secondary School) began teaching in the 1950/51 school year after World War II, with 378 students. The first principal of the school was Pál Hencz. The photo taken in 1954 shows Class VII. A, its head teacher Magda Cséfalvay, and ... Read More

Nagymegyer Hungarian Language Elementary School, 1955

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The Hungarian-language primary school (Eight-Year Secondary School) began teaching in the 1950/51 school year after World War II, with 378 students. The first principal of the school was Pál Hencz. The photo taken in 1955 shows Class 7. A, the homeroom teacher and the school prin... Read More

Zoltán Pósa's childhood photo in Nemesradnót

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Childhood photo of Zoltán Pósa in Nemesradnót. Read More

Nagymegyer Hungarian Language Elementary School, 1957

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The Hungarian-language primary school (Eight-Year Secondary School) began teaching in the 1950/51 school year after World War II, with 378 students. The first principal of the school was Pál Hencz. The photo taken in 1957 shows the 6th grade, the head teacher Magda Cséfalvay, and... Read More