When they took down their guard

Vága, October 1, 1939 ; The photo was taken at the inauguration of the Heroes' Memorial and the National Flag. ; Guests attending the inauguration ceremony: Chief Warden Vilmos Jaross, Vice-Warden József Majthényi, Dr. Károly Szabó, Chief Notary, Dr. Pál Cselényi, Member of Parliament, Dr. Sándor Balogh on behalf of the front fighters. ; In World War I, 77 people from the village died, and in World War II, 43 lost their lives for the Hungarian homeland. ; ; The levente organizations were the most important organizations of military pre-training in Hungary from the early 1920s to the end of World War II. The levente organizations served the military pre-training and national education of boys aged 12–21, who usually dropped out of school. In addition to physical education, significant emphasis was placed on discipline and religious and moral education.