More than 90 percent of our population is of Hungarian nationality. The village of Veľké Blahovo has undergone the most significant development in the last century, which was of course related to social changes, technical development and a comprehensive increase in education. Verily, the appearance of the village has also changed fundamentally. Disappeared houses with cane roofs and tiny windows, rocking wells and farmyards, full of grain warehouses, with barns, barns and depots. Wagons pulled by oxen and horses became a memorial, as did the dirt roads and drumming of the common butler. Instead of houses with cane roofs, palace-like houses were built, with large windows, spacious rooms and bathrooms. The population is supplied with drinking water through a water pipe, a gas pipeline is installed in the whole village, the streets are dust-free and modern motor vehicles run on them. Instead of a drum, sound amplifiers speak to the inhabitants. Unfortunately, in the middle of the last century, the Baron's manor house, which was an ornament of the village, was demolished, and in its place today stands a cultural house. In the middle of the village was the house of the poor. There used to be the poorest citizens of the village, who had no choice but to make a living by begging. In the middle of the last century, this building was demolished, and an obelisk was built instead, a memorial to those who suffered martyrdom during fascism.
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