Gyula Alapi

* Komárom, 1872. Oct. 20. – † ibid., 1936. Jan. 20. / historian, ethnographer, newspaper editor ; ; He completed high school in Komárom, and law and humanities in Budapest. Since the turn of the century, he has been an official, archivist in Komárom, secretary general of the SZMKE, and president of the Jókai Association. He carried out extensive, conservative-minded scientific and public activity. As a provincial representative of the Christian Socialist Party, he attacked the sickle-wingers who were oriented towards Marxism. In his valuable, still cited scientific works, he processed the results of his local archival research. In 1933–1935, he was the editor of the National Culture. edited a journal, in which he published numerous valuable source studies (The Moravian–Czech and Hungarian contacts until the end of the Middle Ages, Albert Szenczi Molnár in Komárometc.). ; ; Works: Poems, Bp. 1895, Rudolf Gyulai, biography, Komárom 1907, Komárom County and the Last Noble Uprising, ibid. 1910, István Kultsár 1760–1828, ibid. 1911, Noble families of Komárom County, ibid. 1911, Witches and witches in Komárom County, ibid. 1914, The homeland in Jókai's novels, ibid. 1925, The history of the fishing in Csallóközi, ibid. 1933, 1994. ; ; Literature: H. L.: A. Gy.: The History of Csallóközi Fishing, NK 1933, 223–224., Edgar Balogh: Seven Trials, Budapest 1965. ;

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