Dunaszerdahely

Grave of Pál Farkas

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He is a member and actor of the Dunaszerdahely organization and acting group of the Csemadok (Afinogenov: My Grandson, 1979, Jókai Days). Read More

The grave of Alexander Riedel

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After the establishment of the Csemadok organization, the amateur theater movement developed primarily in Dunaszerdahely, led by directors such as Vilmos Steiner, Sándor Riedl, György Kubik, Tibor Brunner, János Molnár, and Erzsébet Sándor Cséfalvayné. Of the plays presented in t... Read More

The grave of Imre Jarábik

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He was born in Budapest on March 16, 1942, and in 1944, his family returned to the then Hungarian city of Nagymegyer to escape the siege. He graduated from the Bratislava Pedagogical Vocational School. Between 1967 and 1973, he was the conductor of the Komárom Workers' Choir of t... Read More

The grave of István Kossányi

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István Kossányi was born on December 13, 1909 in Szentpéter (Komárom district). His parents - grandmother and grandfather - both taught at the local elementary school. The Kossányi family is highly regarded in the village office's brochure and in the village. My grandparents Alaj... Read More

The grave of Sándor Brányik, a Reformed pastor

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Sándor Brányik (Vízkelet, March 2, 1910 – Csilizpatas, August 14, 1980) was a Reformed pastor. ; ; He graduated from the Hungarian Gymnasium in Bratislava in 1928, then continued his studies at the Reformed Theological Academy in Losonc. He first became an assistant pastor in Búc... Read More

The Church of the Assumption and St. George

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View of the side nave of the Church of the Assumption and St. George in the early 1900s. Read More

Pharmacy Street

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The famous Patika Street, which connected Main Street and Church Square. A postcard from the 1930s. Read More

Vermes Castle

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One of the most impressive buildings in our city. It was the residence of Chief Justice Ferenc Vermes, then German and Russian officers lived in it, but it was also a pioneer home. From 1988 to 2002, it housed the branch of the Slovak National Gallery. In 2005, the Municipality o... Read More

District Court

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The historic building of the Dunaszerdahely District Court was built by József Wyberál at the beginning of the twentieth century, after the president of the Bratislava court ordered the construction of the district court based on the decision of the Kingdom of Hungary. A few year... Read More

Pharmacy Street in the late 1930s

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Patika Street in Dunaszerdahely at the very end of the 1930s, in the years after the reunification of 1938. Read More