Monika Bodnar

* Košice, March 26, 1961 – / ethnographer, museologist; ; Since 2008, museologist at the Herman Ottó Museum in Miskolc. In 2010, he obtained a PhD degree from the Doctoral School of History and Ethnography of the University of Debrecen, in which he examined the impact of the Count Serényi family on the folk life of Gömör. As a museologist, he organized numerous family history and local history exhibitions, compiled catalogs for them, and in 2001, he was the editor of the monograph on Putnok, as well as the study volume on Gömör, Számádás (2007–2008). He currently lives in Putnok. His more recent works include: Putnok and the Serényi Family, 2005, Azoknak, aki pounok yönenk. Tornaújfalu (in Hungarian and Slovak), 2007, To the ethnographic picture of the Greek Catholic villages of Torna county (In: The Yearbook of the Herman Ottó Museum, p. 725–734), 2008, “For the greater glory of God (series of articles in the 1st, 2nd and 4th issues of the 2011 edition of Gömörország about the sacral monuments of Tornaújfalu, Horváti, Bódvavendégi), Highland linen workers and their descendants in our region. (In: The Yearbook of the Herman Ottó Museum, p. 411–435), 2011. ; ; Main works: ; Studies from the past of the Bódva Valley (with Tibor Rémiás), 1999, ; Ethnic and denominational relations in the Upper Bódva Valley in the 20th century, 2002.