Karva
Gold panners of Karva
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The gold panners and fishermen of Karva. On the right, Tyatya Sabla and the cubists, Uncle Misa and his son – Nándor Kereki, children in the back, Pista Szűcs, on the other side, Sanyi Gulyás, in 1933. Read More
Karva group photo with gramophone
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In the picture, János Gunics, owner of the Duna Film Theater (son of Lina Gunicsné Kovács, later Palkovicsné), Aunt Manci, his girlfriend, Sabla Tyatya, Aunt Muca, Uncle Pista Török and the gramophone, at the Markó house. ; The gramophone was a sound-playing device invented at th... Read More
Karva wedding in 1936
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The wedding of Irén Pálinkás and József Sabla (Aunt), 1936, behind the bride is Imre Pollák. Read More
Karvai Psenák Pista
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Karvai Psenák Pista (born 1884) in World War I. Read More
Karvai Psenák couple
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István Psenák and Mária Psenák, returning home from World War I on leave, in the joint photo in 1915. Read More
A snapshot of Karva on the Danube
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A snapshot of the Danube bank in Karván. János Gunics, owner of the Duna Film Theater (son of Mrs. Lina Kovács Gunics, Mrs. Palkovics after her second husband), Aunt Manci, her friend, Tyatya Sabla, Aunt Muca, Uncle Pista Török Read More
Karva football team
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The Karva Levente football team, circa 1938. Read More
Karvai brothers
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Anna Psenák, the wife of Pásztóné, and her brother Antal Psenák, who remained there during the war. Read More
Maria Karvai Kovacs
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Mária Kovács, born in Karva, a resident of Budapest, was a housekeeper for a medical family. She is buried in Karva. Read More
Maid
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The servant girl with an unknown name worked for a medical family in Pest together with Mari Kovács, who was originally from Karva. Mari Kovács and the servant girl were good friends. Read More