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The Yellow Castle in Dunaszerdahely on a 1920 postcard

The entrance to the Yellow Castle in Dunaszerdahely on a postcard from the 1920s. Published by Izak Rimstein. Read More

The Vermes villa in Dunaszerdahely around 1920

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The Vermes villa in Dunaszerdahely on a postcard from around 1920, with its well-maintained park. Published by Józsua Goldstein. Read More

The Church Square in Dunaszerdahely in 1950

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The Church Square in Dunaszerdahely in 1950. The largest building in the picture is the Vésey House, which was still standing at the time. Published by TVAR in Bratislava. Read More

Patika Street in Dunaszerdahely in the 1920s

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Patika Street in Dunaszerdahely in the 1920s. Published by Józsua Goldstein. Read More

The Dunaszerdahely district office in the early 1930s

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The Dunaszerdahely district office in the early 1930s. Published by Haar Zsigmond's paper shop. Read More

Nagymegyr in the second half of the 19th century

Nagymegyer had 3241 inhabitants in the second half of the 19th century. The postcard that Jozsua Goldstein from Dunaszerdahely made of the settlement is still one of the known postcards today. It shows the two churches of the town. It is interesting that the image of the Catholic... Read More

The Nagymegyer steam mill and steam bath

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Between 1867 and 1914, the population of Nagymegyer increased significantly. The increase in population influenced the establishment of new public institutions. Between 1900 and 1914, many new buildings were opened in the city. These included the Roman Catholic church, the Zárda ... Read More

The main street of Nagymegyer in 1914

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After the outbreak of World War I, there was general enthusiasm in Nagymegyer. The majority of people accepted that this was nothing more than the Hungarian nation's fight against the Serbs, who had to be punished. Although the first austerity measures came into effect immediatel... Read More

The main square of Nagymegyer in 1914

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Between 1900 and 1914, many new buildings were opened in the city. In addition to all this, the city also struggled with many problems during this period. ; “In Nagymegye, the carriage roads were completely impassable, neglected, perpetually dusty in the summer, and the pedestria... Read More

Main square of Nagymegyer, 1930s

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In 1930, there was a census in Czechoslovakia. In that year, there were 4,482 inhabitants in Nagymegyer. Nearly 10% of the population was made up of the Jewish population, who played a decisive role in the city's trade. Most of their shops were located on the main square of the c... Read More