Trianoni-emlékkő

The Trianon Memorial Stone, which is located on the promenade between the two churches, commemorates János Kristóf and 4 people. János Kristóf was a tribunal judge. When the Czech troops reached Füzert with the demarcation line at the time of the Trianon border line, and the fate of the village was at stake, he and his fellow soldiers fought against Füzér's affiliation with Hungary. They signed a sign so that Füzert did not choose the new Trianon boundary because of which they had been thrown in front of the former pub and deterred 50 strokes, and the referee had 25-25 stunts. The judge died as a result of his injuries. It is a sad fact that although he had traveled to World War I, Isonzo, Doberdo, was a prisoner of war in Russia, but he was beaten in his home village because he wanted to stay in Hungary.

We were able to spend a few days in a key house nearby, so we could see this little piece of modern style sculpture made every day.