It covers an area of 31.68 km2 (12.23 sq mi) and has a population of 1,239 people (2002).[citation needed] The village is between Csanádapáca and Medgyesegyháza, from the east of Orosháza.
Historyedit
Medgyesbodzás was the part of the old Zanard vármegye in the medieval, after that it was the part of Arad vármegye by the Treaty of Trianon. By the country reforming in 1950 it belonged to Csanád-Arad-Torontál megye, after that it moved to Békés megye. The village founded at 1857 as a garden community. The most of the population were Roman Catholic Hungarian.
History of the Jewish communityedit
In the old Bodzáspuszta Jewish families have already lived before the foundation of the community. At 1890 53 Jewish people lived here.[1] Lajos Löbl and his family, and Ábrahám Buchbinder and his family lived here among the two world war. Dr. Lajos Herzog steeled down in the village before the deportation. They were taken from the Magyarbánhegyes getto, to Auschwitz. Only Lajos Löbl has survived the Holocaust.[2]
Political lifeedit
The seven representative including the mayor are consisting the local government of Medgyesbodzás. József Krucsai independent candidate has won the mayor position, at Hungarian local elections in 2014, and six independent representative has won in the village. The deputy mayor has been Laszló Restály, independent representative.
A 2022-es választás eredménye. The Board members:
Ifj. Varga Gábor , Mayor (independent)
László Restály, deputy Mayor (independent)
Erzsébet Mónika Gogucz, (independent)
Ferenc Győri (independent)
József Imre Kutasi (independent)
Aranka Román (independent)
György Béla Szabó (independent)
There is György Simonka's (member of the National Assembly for Békés County Constituency IV) office. Nonetheless, there is not any Fidesz-KDNP member among the seven representatives. Gabor Varga were the second at the Mayor election, he had gotten 20 votes less. The Fidesz-KDNP's Mayor candidate Gézáné Nagy were the last, less with the 24% of the votes.
Ethnic groupsedit
According to the 2001 census, the population was made up of 99% Hungarians, 1% other (mostly Slovaks and Romanians).[citation needed]
medgyesbodzás, this, article, needs, additional, citations, verification, please, help, improve, this, article, adding, citations, reliable, sources, unsourced, material, challenged, removed, find, sources, news, newspapers, books, scholar, jstor, april, 2022,. This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Medgyesbodzas news newspapers books scholar JSTOR April 2022 Learn how and when to remove this message Medgyesbodzas is a village in Bekes County in the Southern Great Plain region of south east Hungary MedgyesbodzasLocation of Bekes County in HungaryMedgyesbodzasLocation in HungaryShow map of HungaryMedgyesbodzasLocation in EuropeShow map of EuropeCoordinates 46 31 N 20 58 E 46 52 N 20 97 E 46 52 20 97CountryHungaryCountyBekesArea Total31 68 km2 12 23 sq mi Population 2002 Total1 239 Density69 km2 180 sq mi Time zoneUTC 1 CET Summer DST UTC 2 CEST Postal code5663Area code68 Contents 1 Geography 2 History 3 History of the Jewish community 4 Political life 5 Ethnic groups 6 ReferencesGeography editIt covers an area of 31 68 km2 12 23 sq mi and has a population of 1 239 people 2002 citation needed The village is between Csanadapaca and Medgyesegyhaza from the east of Oroshaza History editMedgyesbodzas was the part of the old Zanard varmegye in the medieval after that it was the part of Arad varmegye by the Treaty of Trianon By the country reforming in 1950 it belonged to Csanad Arad Torontal megye after that it moved to Bekes megye The village founded at 1857 as a garden community The most of the population were Roman Catholic Hungarian History of the Jewish community editIn the old Bodzaspuszta Jewish families have already lived before the foundation of the community At 1890 53 Jewish people lived here 1 Lajos Lobl and his family and Abraham Buchbinder and his family lived here among the two world war Dr Lajos Herzog steeled down in the village before the deportation They were taken from the Magyarbanhegyes getto to Auschwitz Only Lajos Lobl has survived the Holocaust 2 Political life editThe seven representative including the mayor are consisting the local government of Medgyesbodzas Jozsef Krucsai independent candidate has won the mayor position at Hungarian local elections in 2014 and six independent representative has won in the village The deputy mayor has been Laszlo Restaly independent representative A 2022 es valasztas eredmenye The Board members Ifj Varga Gabor Mayor independent Laszlo Restaly deputy Mayor independent Erzsebet Monika Gogucz independent Ferenc Gyori independent Jozsef Imre Kutasi independent Aranka Roman independent Gyorgy Bela Szabo independent There is Gyorgy Simonka s member of the National Assembly for Bekes County Constituency IV office Nonetheless there is not any Fidesz KDNP member among the seven representatives Gabor Varga were the second at the Mayor election he had gotten 20 votes less The Fidesz KDNP s Mayor candidate Gezane Nagy were the last less with the 24 of the votes Ethnic groups editAccording to the 2001 census the population was made up of 99 Hungarians 1 other mostly Slovaks and Romanians citation needed References edit Hungarian Jewish census Jews from the village who were murdered in the Holocaust nbsp This Bekes County location article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Medgyesbodzas amp oldid 1127522014, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
