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Digging canals with machines
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Csallóköz was a wet, marshy area, which was gradually drained with canals. The picture was taken at the excavation of the Csicsói Hami-nádas.
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Transportation of the Böcs Village Monument
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Böcs monument – after Remész, on Megyeri Road, to the right out of the village (Csicsó, Slovakia – Csallóköz). Carved by Géza Nagy, inaugurated in 2008 in memory of the village of Böcs, destroyed by the Turks. ; “Böcs 1592–2008”. It was a well-known settlement on the Komárom cast...
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HANZA store
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The corner of Felső, Alsó utca and Árokhát. The shop, with a public stall, and the Catholic church in the background.
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Millennium greetings
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The postcard shows parts of the village of Csicsó: Reformed church, street scene, Catholic church, headstones, Remain Hungarian Memorial Park, World War I-II Memorial, Lion Lake, Fairy Rose, Hami Canal.
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Street scene in Csicsói
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Lower Street, András Gaál-Móric Fél's butcher shop.
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Reformed school before 1929
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Reformed church, the teacher's apartment and the school.
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Aunt Etel Kustyan's house
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Three buildings stood on the site of today's Attila Sculpture Park. One was Aunt Etel's house. In front of her window was a tree, the dried trunk of which served as a memorial to those passing by.
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The 8th squadron of the Attila József pioneer team of the Hungarian Language Elementary School in Csicsó
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Above are the squad leaders: Judit Nagy, Júlia Kolocsics, Gyula Németh, Katalin Szabó, Lídia Szabó. ; Bottom row: Antal Megály, Erzsébet Riedlmayer, Katalin Mező, Edit Komjáthy, Julianna Bencsik, Éva Lakatos, Aranka Vida, Katalin Nagy (N. Elemér), Éva Molnár, Irén Szép, Mária Nag...
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The 8th squadron of the Attila József pioneer team of the Hungarian Language Elementary School in Csicsó
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Squad leaders: Ágota Nagy, Hermina Vida, Emma Petőcz, Katalin Nagy, Irén Mező. ; 1969/70, the recording was made in the current machine warehouse of the castle, which was then used as a gym.
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