Obvodný úrad Miestnych národných výborov v Rimavskej Sobote 1945 - 1950

Obvodný úrad Miestnych národných výborov v Rimavskej Sobote 1945 - 1950 

After the liberation of Rimavská Sobota on December 21, 1944 by the Soviet army, the local non-native committee took over the administration of the city from mid-January 1945. National committees were established on the territory of Slovakia during the Second World War based on the decree of the President of the Republic no. 18/1944 of December 4, 1944. National committees have replaced the existing municipal administrations in post-WWII Czechoslovakia. The District Office of the Local National Committees in Rimavská Sobota (in Hungarian Rimaszombat) was responsible for the agenda of the city of Rimavská Sobota and the localities of Tomašovce, Jesenské and Bátka between the December 1944 and 1950. The District Office had a wide range of competencies: the managing of the political, economic, and social life at the local level, the confiscation of the property of"Germans, Hungarians, traitors and collaborator", the appointment of national administrations, the restoration and reconstruction of the national economy, as well as it had many tasks in the social and health spheres, the establishment of the National Security Corps, etc. Changes in the organization and activities of national committees occurred after the issuance of Constitutional Act No. 150/1948 Coll. (Constitution of May 9). 

Obvodný úrad Miestnych národných výborov v Rimavskej Sobote 1945 - 1950