Karva
Karva schoolchildren
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The photograph shows students visiting the Dunamocsi-Karva school in 1923.
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Going to school
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The photograph was taken in the late 1930s, the woman of the house on the corner of Tulipán Street is seeing off her child, who is leaving for school.
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Karvai baby walk
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In the photo, Kerekesné Karkó Franciska (left) and Zsírosné Karkó Katalin are pushing Katalin's child in a stroller on the village's Main Street.
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Agricultural works in Karva
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The photo was taken in 1936, during a break from agricultural work. On the left side of the picture, sitting on a horse, is István Zsíros, who later became the president of the agricultural cooperative.
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Karva, postcard from the memorial sites
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The postcard was made in 2005. The photos on it were taken by Árpád Szénássy. The first photo is of the Flame Chapel, the second of the belfry, and the third of the statue of St. John of Nepomuk. The background is an etching from the late 18th century.
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Karva, postcard about castles
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The postcard was made in 2005. The castles shown on it, from left: Láng, Bottka, Hrosso, Kuzmik, Szarvassy.
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The church of Karva
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The Karva church in the 1970s. With the old Hrossó house in the background.
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The interior of the church in Karva
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The church of Karva in the 1970s. The inscription Mary is clearly visible at the altar of the church.
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Postcard from Vértestolna
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A postcard arrived in Székesfehérvár for Ferenc Hegedűs (born 1920, resident of Karva). His fellow soldier wrote that he had arrived home safely.
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In front of the Karvai village hall in 1937
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When Masaryk died, a memorial service was held in front of the Karva village hall. The photo was taken in 1937. On one side of the building was the Hungarian-language elementary school. The village hall moved to another location in the 1970s, and the original building was demolis...
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