Nagymegyer

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The design of the Nagymegyer country house

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The initiator of the establishment of the city's regional house was the Nagymegyer Organization of the Csemadok, after the Nagymegyer high school students collected a significant number of ethnographic objects between 1978-80, and the then City National Committee purchased the th... Read More Arrow
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Opening of the Nagymegyer Country House

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The initiator of the establishment of the city's regional house was the Nagymegyer Organization of the Csemadok, after the Nagymegyer high school students collected a significant number of ethnographic objects between 1978-80, and the then City National Committee purchased the th... Read More Arrow
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Nagymegyer Synagogue

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The first Jewish families settled in Nagymegyer in the second half of the 18th century. In 1828, 105 Jewish residents lived in the city. In that year, the community's prayer house, the synagogue, was built. Its area was 14 x 10 m, and two steps led to the women's gallery. The syn... Read More Arrow
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Cityscape of Nagymegyer

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According to the census of 1910, 3,586 people lived in Nagymegyer. The number of houses was 641. Most of the houses in the town had thatched roofs and were built close together. This can be seen in the attached picture. There were no sidewalks, the roads were not covered. Read More Arrow
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Nagymegyer Prisoner of War Camp buildings

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The prisoner of war camp was established in Nagymegyer in September 1914 on what is now Tábor Street. Initially, there were no residential buildings provided for the 5,000 prisoners of war who arrived there. The first wooden barracks were built in December 1914. Read More Arrow
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The first graduation in Nagymeyer

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On September 1, 1957, the city's first high school, the then Nagymegyer Eleven-Year High School, opened in Nagymegyer. The school started with two classes. The first 63 students came from schools in Nagymegyer and the surrounding villages. The school's first full-time students gr... Read More Arrow
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High school students of Nagymegyer

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The Nagymegyer Eleven-Year Secondary School opened in September 1957. The school started with two classes. The first 63 students came from schools in Nagymegyer and the surrounding villages. In the years 1960-69, 457 students graduated in the school's 16 full-time graduating clas... Read More Arrow
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Nagymegyer Hungarian-medium Eleven-year Secondary School-XI. A class tableau-1960

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On September 1, 1957, the Hungarian-medium Eleven-Year Secondary School in Nagymegyer was opened, and István Jakab was appointed its director in the summer of 1957. The school started with two classes. The first 63 students came from the schools of Nagymegyer and the surrounding ... Read More Arrow
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Class XI. B of the Hungarian-medium High School in Nagymegyer -1960

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On September 1, 1957, the Hungarian-language Eleven-Year Secondary School in Nagymegyer was opened, and István Jakab was appointed its director in the summer of 1957. The school started with two classes. The first 63 students came from the schools of Nagymegyer and the surroundin... Read More Arrow
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Nagymegyer General Education Hungarian Language Secondary School III. A tableau - 1961

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The class that visited the high school between 1958-1961, its head teacher was Ferenc Michnya (gym teacher), and its students were: Gabriella Bartalos, Mária Both, József Botlík, Dénes Bödők, Pál Cséfalvay, Gábor Csicsay, László Danics, György Eöllös, Márta Földes, Dezső Győri, K... Read More Arrow