Vága

Golden wedding anniversary

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Vága, 1969; In the photo, István Bugyinszky and Mária Bugyinszky (born Forró), on their golden wedding anniversary. ; ; ,,He was not an organist in 1969, but a cantor. His name is István Bugyinszky. He has a good voice, a strong voice, and a church-loving spirit. Since 1945, he h... Read More

Class I. b of the Vága Eight-Year Secondary School from the 1958/1959 school year

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Vága, 1959; Back row, from left to right: János Forró, János Forró, János Renács, Walter Kiss, Jenő Knézel, Vilmos Forró, Gábor Horváth, István Szabó, Ernő Bakó, János Bugyinszky, László Takács, László Dudás, Pál Oláh. ; Middle row, from left to right: Mária Kozmér, Éva Kubica, É... Read More

Joseph Wilde and the first Holy Communions

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Vága, second half of the 1950s; First Holy Communion recipients who were born in 1950. ; Back row, from left to right: József Novoszád, Ferenc Puskás, Jenő Forró, László Szabó, Ernő Zsigó, Tibor Forró, Sándor Takács, György Gyevát, Ferenc Zsigó. ; Middle row, from left to right: ... Read More

The first grade of the Roman Catholic Folk School in Vága in the 1932/1933 school year

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Vága, 1933. ; Back row, from left to right, who were identified: János Takács, József Szabó, 6. Ferenc Forró (emigrated to the USA, 1940), József Dudás, István Forró, Rezső Fördős, Árpád Vrábel. ; Below them, girls, from left to right, who were identified: 2. Magdolna Bugyinszky ... Read More

Parish priest Mihály Borsos in the circle of first communion recipients

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Vága, 1939. year; Borsos Mihály was born in Ipolykiskeszi (1910), he prepared for the priesthood in Komárom and Nagyszombat. The talented Hungarian priest from the Highlands was a prominent member of the Nagyszombat Hungarian Church History School, where he gave lectures and publ... Read More

The 4th grade of the Hungarian-medium Primary School in Vága in the 1982/1983 school year

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Vága, 1983. year ; Back row, from left to right: Mónika Samkó, Csaba Károly, József Sercel, Gábor Gál, Marek Adamkó, Benedek Czakó, Jenő Forró, Zsolt Zsigó, Róbert Mikula. ; In front of them, from left to right: Renata Zsigó, Andrea Knézel, Milos Knézel, Norbert Kotrba, János Prá... Read More

Holiday

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Vága, March 14, 1939 ; According to the so-called Vienna decision of November 2, 1938, Vága temporarily remained in Czechoslovakia. There was constant negotiation about the border adjustment. This is how it came about that on March 14, 1939, against the will of Cseklész, Gány and... Read More

At the border

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Vága, 1960s; Workers of the former United Agricultural Cooperative (Jednotné Rolnícke Družstvo). There was a period when the cooperative had 315 members.; From left to right: Mihály Silný, Ernő Jalsovszky, Károly Takács, Gyula Kamenár, István Bakó, László Farkas, Ferenc Jalsovszk... Read More

The 9th grade of the Vága Nine-Year Elementary School in the 1961/1962 school year

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Vága, 1962. ; Boys standing, from left to right: László Czakó, János Horváth, László Kotrba, Antal Vedrődi, Sándor Adamkó, Zoltán Takács, Gyula Kubányi, László Mahely. ; Girls standing, from left to right: Edit Oberman, Margit Majerník, Rozália Bogács, Mária Majerník, Erzsébet Él... Read More

The first grade of the Roman Catholic School in Vága in the 1934/1935 school year

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Vága, 1935. year ; Back row, from left to right: József Ladovics, István Zelinka, Ernő Fördős, István Práger, Ferenc Szabó, Tibor Zsigó (deported to Hungary in 1948), Jalsovszky or Kamenár?, József Kubica. ; Below them, girls, from left to right: Ilona Patkoló, Júlia Szabó, Valér... Read More