Hajdúszoboszló

Hajduszoboszlo [ hɒjdu ː soboslo ː ] ( German: Sobol, older Hungarian name: Szoboszló ) is a spa town in the Great Hungarian Plain. Only about 20 km from Debrecen and some 200 km from Budapest, this city is located just off the M4 and is located in Hajdú-Bihar county. The famous Hortobágy National Park is nearby. Of the 24,000 inhabitants of the vast majority is Calvinist. In Hajduszoboszlo is located at 30 hectares the largest Kurfreibadanlage Hungary Thermal Hajduszoboszlo. Due to the healing springs and some natural gas fields in the vicinity Hajduszoboszlo today is a rather affluent community in the still relatively poor eastern Hungary.

Geography

In the 1920s, thermal water was discovered gas well by the geologist Ferenc Pávai Vajna. The municipal area of Hajduszoboszlo is divided into two parts, the main part is also the city and this is drained by the Keleti channel. The main part borders the following municipalities:

History

The first written mention dates back to King Géza I. in 1075. Beginning of the 17th century moved Stephan Bocskai Hajdús in the city on, hence the time not yet widespread in Hajdú name. In 1660 the city was devastated by Turkish forces under the leadership of Ahmed Szejdi in the punitive expedition against George II Rákóczi.

Szoboszló (top right) to 1782 (Record Journal of Josephine land survey )

Hajdú- Szoboszló ( N 47 ° 27 '; O 39 ° 4' ) to 1892 (Record Journal of Josephine Francisco - country recording)

Relief in honor of Stephen Bocskai at the Reformed Church in Hajduszoboszlo

Traffic

Hajduszoboszlo has an airport ( ICAO code: LHHO ) and a connection to the M4 motorway ( E573 ) as well as a station on the railway line Szolnok - Záhony ( MAV route number 100).

Sons and daughters

  • Balázs Kecskeméthi (1625/1630-1660), Hungarian hero, Lieutenant and Commander of the Turkish Szoboszló punitive expedition against George II Rákóczi
  • Endre Hogyes (1847-1906), a Hungarian physician and member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
  • Gyula Kenézy (1860-1931), a Hungarian physician
  • Pál Gönczy (1871-1892), Hungarian educator and school reformers
  • Gábor Fehér (1893-1944), Hungarian poet
  • Gizella Csokonai Vitez (1894-1965), Hungarian poet
  • Esway Alexander (1895-1947), Hungarian -born film director
  • Máté Kovács (1906-1972), Hungarian cultural policy
  • Andrea Gönczi (born 1966 ), Hungarian Badmingtonspielerin

Twin Cities

  • Germany Bad Durrheim, Germany
  • Târnăveni Romania, Romania
  • Kežmarok Slovakia, Slovakia
  • Luhačovice Czech Republic, Czech Republic
  • Lithuania Palanga, Lithuania
  • Valkeakoski Finland, Finland
  • Żyrardów Poland, Poland
Calvinism Nagyhegyes Ebes Kaba, Hungary Derecske International Civil Aviation Organization airport code Alexander Esway
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