Nemeshodos, Hodos

The Reformed Church of Nemeshodos

Building, structure

In 1672, the Reformed preacher of Szerdahely was first expelled to his branch in Sikabony and then in Nemeshodos. Shortly afterwards, Nemeshodos became the mother church, by the imperial and royal letter of protection of the “Helvetica confession” in 1689, which allowed them to p... Read More

World War I graves in the cemetery

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Several World War I graves can be found in the Nemeshodos cemetery, including the graves of Lajos Csiba and Gyula Kovács. Read More

Cemetery cross

Sacral small monument

The central cross of the Nemeshodos cemetery was renovated in 2011. Read More

World War I memorial in the Nemeshodos church

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

A worthy memorial to the people of Nemeshodos who died in the First World War is located in the local church. The names of the heroic dead can be read on the black marble tablet. Read More

The tomb of Lajos Patócs

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Born on December 5, 1926 in Hodosi Rét, died in May 2015 in Hodos. ; A well-known peasant musician of the region and the folk music movement, an active cultural organizer. In addition to the traditional musical gatherings of the village community, he played the zither and sang wi... Read More

Lajos Patócs receives a commemorative plaque

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At the Csemadok district conference, Lajos Patócs receives the outstanding folk artist commemorative plaque from Tibor Lukács, the national secretary general of Csemadok, and József Gyurcsik, the district president of Csemadok. Read More

István Gyurcsó signs autographs at Hodos Elementary School

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The poet dedicates his children's poetry collection Csigaháton, published in 1977 by Móra Publishing House in Budapest. Read More

Performance by the Aranykalasz Folk Dance Group

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The Aranykalász Folk Dance Group was founded in Hodos and was led by Irén Angyal. Read More