Dear Visitor,After our foundation had been established and first stage of preparation of our home page closed, we kindly ask you who lived in Monor before and have got old documentation or photos in connection with Monor Jewish community, please provide copies for us.
On this page of our home page we plan to show documents, photos of the old era so that presentation of life and story of Monor Jewish community can be as complete as possible.
Yours sincerely
György Kugel |
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THE WAY THEY WERE LIVING THROGH...
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Remembrances of Tibor Koltai (Kaufer), written in 1998 In Monor as in the whole country there were a lot of businessmen, manufacturers and intellectuals among the Jewish. It came from the special situation of the Jewish. There were also wealthy people of them, first of all wholesalers. But the biggest part of the Jewish consisted of grocers, living from income of their small shops day after day on lower-middle-class level or even lower.
Inhabitants of the village were leftist, proof of this was that in 1935 on the parliamentary elections the liberal József Pakots writer-journalist was elected as a representative, opposite to the nominee of the government Károly Papp with open voting......
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Report of László Popper, written in 1998 about what happened to him in the years of destruction I was called up to the forced labour camp of Nagykáta in 1942 together with István Brüller and Sándor Schwarcz grocers. Soon our company was established and on 20 November we went to the front......
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Report of Miklós Derera (Report of Miklós Derera was written and registered in the report-book No. 116.005 Sachenhousen by Klára Kandel in the Office of Committee, caring Deported People - 2, square Bethlen, 7th district, Budapest – on 20 July 1945.) Click here for more information »
Letter of Mr. Miklos Derera >>
Mr. Miklos Derera' s CV. >> |
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Zsuzsanna Fleischmann remembers, 1998Time flies and life goes by quickly… Having completed my 71st year, memories return to me stronger than before. The year 1944 flashes before my eyes, full of pain that cannot be described, only experienced. And the loss of my loved ones is impossible to forget...... Click here for more information » |
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NEWS OF THE AREA
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Endre Sós: Martyr monument of Monor (Selections from the article of the weekly newspaper New Life, published on 15 September 1963.)Also the daily newspapers wrote but the New Life published a more detailed article about the martyr monument of the small cemetery of Monor, dedicated in the last time.
The authorities and the leaders of the social organizations supported the Hungarian Jewish denomination in their sorrow..... Click here for more information » |
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Obituary: 3 September 1939 Dr Bódog Schulman has died under tragic circumstances at the age of 57. He was known and loved by everyone in and around Monor. He was an outstanding husband, a loving father, a loyal friend and philantrophist, helper of the poor.....
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Pest County News, Monor, OtherNone of the Jews were granted the right to vote in Monor. The town’s Jewish voters were greatly astonished....... Click here for more information » |
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Results of fascism Again a high-educated, peaceful inhabitant of Monor has been declared a dead man by the justice of court of Monor district. He was Izidor Révész, teacher of civil school who was carried with his family in a wagon to Auschwitz in summer of 1944. First he was classified as a „work-able man” in Auschwitz but because of lack of food and his spirit sufferings he wasn’t able to return home. Beside Izidor Révész also his wife Margit Kugel, his son György Révész and his daughter Judit Révész have been declared dead people.
A peaceful, innocent 5 member family left for Auschwitz and only one daughter Márta Révész could come back to their destroyed, empty flat.
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