Between the former Nemesszeg and Tejed districts, a truncated conical Calvary Hill, 7 meters high and 12 meters in diameter, was built in the 18th century. In 1802, a sculptural group was erected there, replacing an earlier installation. In 1959, during the communist era, the Calvary Hill was demolished due to road construction, and the sculpture group was first relocated around the church, then moved to Nagyudvarnok, only returning to Dunaszerdahely after the political changes. Today, it stands in the cemetery.
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