William's grave

Teacher Béla Vilmos (his father was Mihály Vilmos, director, cantor teacher) taught the older children during the war. He also worked with them as a Levente teacher. His wife did not teach. They had three children, two girls and a boy. At the end of the war, they were secretly reported to the Russians. The soldiers tortured the couple, then shot them both at the same time in front of their own children. They were buried in the teacher's garden. When the situation was consolidated, the bodies were buried as decently as possible. The people of Karva accompanied the coffins on the Dunamocs island, and the people of Dunamocs took them over at the island, and they were buried in the garden of the Catholic church. ; During the war, teachers Erzsébet Procházka and Mária Fekete took care of the little ones, they looked for other jobs after the war ended. ; After the war, Hungarian-language education ceased, so the children who did not really want to speak Slovak continued their studies in a Slovak elementary school. The school teacher was named Merka, who treated the children with great respect and understood their language difficulties. She did not speak Hungarian, she came from the Tapolcsány area.