Monolingual municipal seal

Vága, 1950s; "The development of the social sphere after World War II; Education began in September 1945, but in the Slovak language. A teacher named Grün first started teaching with two nuns, and then the team was expanded with female teachers. The chronicle did not preserve the names of these teachers, who, in addition to school education, gave Slovak language lessons to the adult population in the evenings in order to hasten re-Slovakization." ; From the book by Dr. László Pukkai: History of the village of Vága ; In the Hungarian world, the village of Vága in Mátyusföld belonged to the Galántai district within the county of Bratislava, and between 1939-1945 it belonged to the county of Nitra-Bratislava. ; After its annexation to Czechoslovakia, it belonged to the Galántai district until 1949, and between 1949-1960 to the district of Szered, and then again to the Galántai district from 1960.