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The book explores various aspects of Slovak identity, history, and politics through a collection of essays and analyses. It begins with reflections on personal and national milestones, highlighting the evolution of Slovak identity in the context of significant anniversaries. The first part delves into nationalism and minority issues in Central Europe, examining key figures and events, including the Pittsburgh Agreement and the role of Slovak autonomism. The second section focuses on the Czechoslovak embassy in Washington during critical years from 1939 to 1942, the cultural efforts of the Ministry of Education, and the perspectives of notable personalities during World War II. It also addresses the experiences of Jewish populations during deportations and the impact of the arization process on society. The third part discusses Slovak representation at the 1945 UN conference and agricultural production in the post-war period, alongside the paradoxes of Slovak political life. The fourth section examines the "Balonova affair" and healthcare cooperation between Czechoslovakia and socialist Asian countries, reflecting on the evolution of the Slovak Academy of Sciences and the cultural landscape during normalization. Finally, the epilogue addresses the dissolution of the Czechoslovak federation and the subsequent development trends in Slovakia, complemented by bibliographies and an index of authors.
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Obraz a odraz osobnosti modernej doby, Slavomír Michálek
- Sprache
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2019
- Einband
- (Hardcover)
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- Titel
- Obraz a odraz osobnosti modernej doby
- Untertitel
- K "70" historikov Jana Peška a Stanislava Sikoru
- Sprache
- Slowakisch
- Autor*innen
- Slavomír Michálek
- Verlag
- Veda
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2019
- Einband
- Hardcover
- Seitenzahl
- 632
- ISBN10
- 8022417335
- ISBN13
- 9788022417334
- Reihe
- Schlagwörter
- Sachbücher, Historisches Thema
- Beschreibung
- The book explores various aspects of Slovak identity, history, and politics through a collection of essays and analyses. It begins with reflections on personal and national milestones, highlighting the evolution of Slovak identity in the context of significant anniversaries. The first part delves into nationalism and minority issues in Central Europe, examining key figures and events, including the Pittsburgh Agreement and the role of Slovak autonomism. The second section focuses on the Czechoslovak embassy in Washington during critical years from 1939 to 1942, the cultural efforts of the Ministry of Education, and the perspectives of notable personalities during World War II. It also addresses the experiences of Jewish populations during deportations and the impact of the arization process on society. The third part discusses Slovak representation at the 1945 UN conference and agricultural production in the post-war period, alongside the paradoxes of Slovak political life. The fourth section examines the "Balonova affair" and healthcare cooperation between Czechoslovakia and socialist Asian countries, reflecting on the evolution of the Slovak Academy of Sciences and the cultural landscape during normalization. Finally, the epilogue addresses the dissolution of the Czechoslovak federation and the subsequent development trends in Slovakia, complemented by bibliographies and an index of authors.