Kalman Haiczl

* Selmecbánya, October 14, 1866 – † Budapest, February 1, 1952 / Catholic parish priest, church historian, archivist, local historian ; ; He completed his secondary schooling in his hometown, Bratislava and Esztergom, and completed his theology there in 1887. In 1888 he obtained a diploma in shorthand. In 1889 he was ordained a priest and became a staff member of the Herceg-Primás archives. In 1894 he obtained a doctorate in theology and became a parish priest in Garamszentbenedek. In 1919, the Czechoslovak authorities forced him to resign from this position, although his superiors strongly objected to this. In 1920, he was a parish priest in Ebed, and from 1921 to 1941, until his retirement, in Magyarszőgyén. ; ; His main works: ; History of Garamszentbenedek Abbey, 1913, ; From the past of Érsekújvár, 1932, ; History of Léva until the end of the 16th century, 1932, ; History of Léva in the 17th century, 1933, ; The Kistapolcsányiak, 1934, Kakath–Dsigerdelen–Csekerdány–Párkány, 1936, ; The church of the Bényi provostship, 1937, ; Church history relics from the era of the Czech occupation, 1940, ; Sárkányfalva, 1944.