Szakoly
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Geography
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History
Szakoly was first mentioned in 1290.
Inhabited area as early as the Avars age was built by B.C. II.-I. century. This is evidenced by several archaeological finds.
During the reign of King of Bela III. of Hungary, it was a hospital in Szakoly.
Here was a county assembly in 1320.
It were owned by the Zakoly family in 1487, hence the name of the settlement known today.
The Turks almost completely destroyed the settlement in the 18th century. As a border settlement, it was part of the Kingdom of Hungary and the Principality of Transylvania.
Szakoly was annexed to Romania for a year, only to return to Hungary again after the Trianon peace dictatorship in World War II. During the Horthy era, many emigrated to America (USA, Canada).
Szakoly's fire brigade was established in 1992.
Hungary's first greenfield biomass power plant was built here, with a production capacity of 19.8 MW. Operating since 2009, it is now owned and strategically important by the French Veolia Group.
An extremely rare event was observed, aurora borealis in 2024.
Economy
There is a biomass power plant in the village with a capacity of 19.8 MW. Operating since 2009, it is now owned and strategically important by the French Veolia Group.[2]
Residents of the village work in the nearby towns industry (Major employers: LEGO, Michelin Tyres, Hübner H Rubber, Jasz Plastic in Nyíregyháza; TEVA Pharmaceutical, Gedeon Richter, BMW, GLOBUS, National Instruments, CATL in Debrecen; Coloplast, Unilever, Rosenberg in Nyirbator) and in agriculture (for example: apple, corn, wheat, melon, tobacco).
There is thermal water (60 °C or 140 °F) under the Szakoly, but it is not utilized.
Education
Arany János Primary School, Vocational School and High School
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Arany János Primary School, Vocational School and High School
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Arany János Primary School, Vocational School and High School
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Winnie the Pooh Kindergarten in Szakoly
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Soccer field in Szakoly
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Artificial turf football field
Education of the population
32% be only primary school
35% must be skilled
25% have a secondary education (grammar school, technical school)
6% have a higher education degree (college, university)
2% to be illiterate
Religion
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Greek Catholic Church
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Reformed Church
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Old Roman Catholic Church (Memory)
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New Roman Catholic Church
Health Care
There is a Health Center in Szakoly, with a family doctor, a pharmacy, and a dentist.
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Health Center in Szakoly
Leisure activities
Leisure programs are organized in the Básty Garden. There is also a riding stable.
More important events, for example May Day (May 1.), Corn Festival (in August), Harvest Festival (in October), Tractor Parade (in December).
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Basty Garden
Cultural values
- The Women's Choir of the Dawn Star Pensioners' Club
- Szakoly shot the video clip for the song Nyughatlatan, Jaj... in the village of Szakoly[3]
Historical memories of Szakoly
- In 1978, a lot of silver coins from the 16th century and Neolithic vessels were found in the Szakoly area.
- Later, a 17th-century coconut goblet was found in the reformed church in Szakoly, which is currently kept in the collection of the Debrecen Reformed Church College.
- In 2007, during the construction of the biomass power plant, Roman-Celtic masks, objects, Greek-Macedonian silver and gold treasures, clay objects, skeletons, as well as Celtic minted silver and cast coins were found on Kígyós-rét (Bábarét). The treasures found are all locked up to this day. The finds are kept in the Józsa András Museum in Nyíregyháza, and it is not possible to view them, as they are strictly confidential. Based on these finds, however, it can be assumed that the settlement was already in the II-I BC. it was also inhabited in the century.[4]
Sister cities
Orosi, Slovakia
Common surnames in the settlement
Elek, Győri, Kiss, Kovács, Módis, Nagy, Szabó, Szűcs, Tóth, Vadon, Papp
There are three Christian cemeteries in the settlement, but only one is in active use, the others can only be visited.
Common surnames in the settlement
Weisz, Lichtmann, Reizmann, Rozinger
There is also an old Jewish cemetery in the settlement, but it has not been used or taken care of for a long time.[5]
Famous people
Peter Parthenius - bishop (1592.)
Zsigmond Móricz - novelist and Social Realist (1898.)
János Szilágyi - Founder of Szakolyért Bárati Klub (1930.)
Tihamér Kiss - Szakoly's private doctor, composer (pseudonym Tihamér Dalnoki: published numerous musical compositions) (1937.)
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