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image by István Molnár, 2 July 2001
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Nagytevel (in German Deutschtewel) is a village in Veszprém
County in Hungary near to the town of Pápa
(11 km east) in the Little Plains. The village has got 570
inhabitants (1990 census), approximately 40% German (data from
Mr. Babits, leader of the German Ethnic Council). One of the
Official Ethnic Minorities of Hungary has got ethnic council in
the village: Germans. Neighbouring settlements are: Bakonyjákó (Jaka), Homokbodöge , Adásztevel villages and
Pápa town.
The first mention of the settlement is from 1422, settlers of the
village were serves of the Abbey of Zirc and members of the lower
nobility. At the time of the Turkish wars the settlement was
devastated 1566-1718. Nagy-Tevel was resettled with Silezians,
Franks, Moravians and Croatians in 1718. In 1910 Nagytevel was a
village in the Pápa district of Veszprém County. Number of its
inhabitants in 1910: 920; 797 (86,6%) German, 123 (13,4%)
Hungarian by mother tongue, 912 (99,1%) Roman Catholic and 8
(0,9%) other by religion. After the WWII most of the Germans were
deported to Germany and Hungarians deported from Czechoslovakia
settled to the village. The coat of arms and the flag were
adopted in 1995.
Image is based on a photo
taken by me.
István Molnár, 2 July 2001
