* January 1, 1939, Béke / public figure ; ; Born on January 1, 1939 in Béke. He was supposed to start on September 1, 1945, but the school did not allow Hungarian teachers to teach, and there were no Slovaks. Therefore, he started school a year later, on September 1, 1946, in a Slovak school. He did not finish the school year, because in February 1947 the family was deported to Majetín in Moravia. His father did not sign the family's Slovakianization during the re-Slovakization. Since he believed that "I was born Hungarian, I want to die Hungarian", they gathered their little possessions and loaded them into cattle cars by truck. They took furniture, clothes, a stove, and firewood with them. The cars were unheated and about 100 people could fit in each car. two families could fit in. 10 families were taken from Béké. They started from the Lég-Kolónia railway station, and their final stop was the Olomouc railway station. There they were taken according to the composition of each family. The family with more members able to work spent much less time at the station. The Szabados family was taken in by a large farmer, Ján Kilián. They mainly did agricultural work on the farmer's estate. After a year, when the farmer could not pay the family, they were taken to a small village called Dolná Dlouha Lúčka, to the house of a German family. The Hungarian family was taken in by the Moravians. They attended school there for two years, and then in 1949 they were able to come home with their family. But since they were residents of their family house, they were first taken to Jóka. From there, in December 1950, the whole family came home to Béké, to their own house. ; After returning home, he started attending the 1st civil school in Somorja, but dropped out of the 3rd civil school in 1953. Then, on September 1 of that year, he went to Gomba to work as a belt maker's apprentice. The school was in the village of Bojná (Topoľčany district). He graduated from school in 1956. After that, he worked in his profession in Gomba - he made and repaired horse tools, repaired saddles for horses, made and repaired belts for threshing machines. Then, in 1958, he enlisted in the military in Trenčín, where he was until October 1960. After demobilization, he worked at the state farm in Gomba until August 1962, and then from September he began working in his profession at the stud farm in Somorja. From January 1967, he worked at the state farm in Úszor. From 1974, he worked at the Potraviny company in Bratislava as a warehouse worker until December 31, 1998. He retired from January 1, 1999. ; ; Cultural activities: ; From 1957, he appeared in three plays before military service: Senki Miska in 1955, Légy jó mindhalálig in 1956, and Csikós in 1957. The plays were taught by the local school teacher, Mr. Béla Nagy. After demobilization, he joined the basic organization of the Csemadok in Béke, where he appeared in several cultural programs - five song evenings between 1973 and 1987, then several times at Mother's Day celebrations and Csemadok year-end parties. Since 1998, i.e. from its establishment, he has been an active member of the Békei Cimbora men's and the Bokréta mixed folk choir until today. ; ; ; ; Memories from the time of deportation: ; ; ; ; Image gallery:
