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  1. A False Dawn: Volume 16: My Life as a Gypsy Woman in Slovakia (Interface Collection) by Ilona Lackova, 2000-01-01
  2. Slovakia: The Heart of Europe by Olga Drobna, Eduard Drobny, et all 1996-06
  3. The Rusyns of Slovakia: An Historical Survey. (book reviews): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by A.B. Pernal, 1996-04-01
  4. The Coasts of Bohemia: A Czech History by Derek Sayer, 2000-02-28
  5. A History of Central European Women's Writing (Studies in Russian & Eastern European History)
  6. Bohemia in History
  7. Security Intelligence Services in New Democracies: The Czech Republic, Slovakia and Romania (Studies in Russian & Eastern European History) by Kieran Williams, Dennis Deletant, 2001-03-07
  8. Slovakia by Susie Lunt, Zora Milenkovic, 2000-10-01
  9. Tisov Odkaz by Jozef Pauco, Jozef Pauo, 1970
  10. From Slovakia to the United States: A history of Sivak-Marczinko families by Kathy Smierciak, 1998
  11. Slovakia: A Photographic Odyssey by Eugen Lazistan, Fedor Mikovic, et all 2001-06
  12. Financial policy of Czecho-Slovakia during the first year of its history, ([Carnegie endowment for international peace. Division of economics and history. ... War. Czechoslovak series. English version]) by Alois Rašín, 1923
  13. The reminiscences of Leo Rosenthal (Hebrew University contemporary Jewry oral history collection; Part II, World War II, the holocaust, resistance, and rescue) by Leo Rosenthal, 1975
  14. The reminiscences of Arnost Rosin (Hebrew University contemporary Jewry oral history collection: Part II, World War II, the holocaust, resistance, and rescue) by Arnošt Rosin, 1975

81. INFORMATION SERVICE CENTRE
Krška and Ferdinand Šamaj entitled The history of Meteorology inthe Czech Lands and in slovakia. The publication is the first
http://www.chmi.cz/reditel/sis/history.html
Czech Hydrometeorological Institute
Information Service Centre The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute offers a publication by Karel Krška and Ferdinand Šamaj entitled:
The History of Meteorology in the Czech Lands and in Slovakia
The publication is the first work to deal systematically and comprehensively with weather monitoring and forecasting and with the research of the climate on the territory of the former Czechoslovakia, as well as with the personalities and institutions that have contributed to the development of meteorology as a science, a service and a branch of education, from ancient times up to the present. It was preceded by a number of analytical articles and surveys, papers on historical meteorological subjects, biographical studies, portraits of personalities and recollections by a number of authors, which proves that the historical aspects of Czechoslovak meteorology have not been neglected. The book is divided into three parts coinciding with important periods of Czech and Slovak history. Each part is introduced by a survey of achievements in world meteorology and is supplemented with a list of sources the authors have used. The first part covers the period before the establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic, i.e. from ancient times until 1918, the second one records the relatively short history of the First Czechoslovak Republic, i.e. the period from 1919 to 1938 and the third one then is devoted to the post-Munich period, i.e. the Second Republic, the period of the so-called Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, the wartime Slovak Republic and post-war Czechoslovakia, which ceased to exist at the end of 1992 and split into two independent states, the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic.

82. From History Of Slovakian Railway Lines (1/2)
From history of slovakian Railway lines (1/2), Lower to Numbering linesregister. Last Update 05-III-2004 Notes , Download, You re since 5. XII.
http://rail.sk/arp/slovakia/history/histzsre.htm
From History of slovakian Railway lines (1/2) Last Update : 05-III-2004
Notes
Download You're since 5. XII. 1999 December, 5th visitor No.: Clicking here to expand the map
ZSR Numbering lines register since 1993
Addams' Numbering lines register (ARN - Addams' Rail Numbering) 2001
CSD Numbering lines register at 1992
(ARN 304)
(ARN 305) (ARN 309) (ARN 311) ... (ARN 325)
CSD Numbering lines register at 1922
(CSD: 360)
Bratislava hl. st.
- Bratislava-Lamac - Devínska Nová Ves
Devínska Nová Ves
... - Breclav (CSD: 367)
Devínska Nová Ves
- Marchegg ÖBB (CSD: 365) - Lozorno - Pernek pri Zohore - Zohor (CSD: 366) Zohor - Záhorská Ves (CSD: 361) Kúty - Gbely - Holíc nad Moravou - Skalica na Slovensku ... CD (CSD: 368) Hodonín - Hodonín zastávka CD Holíc nad Moravou CSD: Trnava - Smolenice Smolenice - Jablonica ... - Kúty (CSD: 380) - Púchov - Ladce - Ilava - Trencianska Teplá ... - Bratislava-Nové Mesto (1962) (CSD: 343) Nové Mesto nad Váhom - Myjava Myjava - Vrbovce (CSD: 381) (CSD: 340) Trencianska Teplá - Horné Srnie - Vlárský prusmyk CD (CSD: 346) Trencianska Teplá 124 (CSD: 346) - Lednické Rovne (CSD: 280) Púchov - Strelenka - Strelná CD ... - Horní Lidec (CSD: 402) - Rajec (CSD: 320) - Brod n o - Cadca ... - Mosty u Jablunkova (CSD: 324) Cadca - Makov (CSD: 325) Cadca - Skalité-Serafínov - Zwardon PKP (CSD: 370) - Palárikovo - Gbelce - Nové Zámky - Palárikovo ... - Trnovec n/V.

83. From History Of Slovakian Railway Lines (2/2)
From history of slovakian Railway lines (2/2), Lower to Numbering linesregister. Last Update 05-III-2004 Notes , Download, You re since 5. XII.
http://rail.sk/arp/slovakia/history/histzsr3.htm
From History of slovakian Railway lines (2/2) Last Update : 05-III-2004
Notes
Download You're since 5. XII. 1999 December, 5th visitor No.: Clicking here to expand the map
Line Register - ARN (Addams' Rail Numbering) 2001
ZSR Line Register since 1993
Canceled lines (1 435 mm)
Poltár
- Rimavská Sobota (1 435 mm)
Bratislava-Petrzalka
- Bratislava-Nové Mesto (1840) (1 435 mm)
Bratislava-Nové Mesto (1840) - Bratislava juh
(1 435 mm)
Bratislava cintorín
- Bratislava-Nové Mesto (1840) (before renumbering:
Bratislava-Petrzalka
- Bratislava-Kopcany ZSR - Berg ... - Wolfsthal (1 435/1 000 mm)
Bratislava (Carlton)
- Bratislava-Petrzalka (1 000 mm) (1 435 mm) Bratislava (Carlton) - Bratislava-Nivy - Bratislava filiálka (before renumbering: 523) Bratislava-Lamac (before renumbering: 524) Devínska Nová Ves (before renumbering: 439) (1 435 mm) Devínske Jazero ZSR - Marchegg ÖBB (before renumbering: 517) Bratislava-Vajnory - Cierna voda - Pálfyho majer (before renumbering: 528) Dunajská Luzná - Miloslavov - Tomásov (before renumbering: 438) (CSD: ?)

84. Questions & Answers - Re: History Of Counties In Slovakia? - Slovensko.com Forum
adelphia.net) Date Sun 23May-04 0913 Mark You seem to be the most informed andknowledgeble person on this forum about slovakia s history, geography and
http://www.slovensko.com/forum/read.php?f=1&i=7792&t=7791

85. :: Ez2Find :: History
slovakia.org history - Site Info - Translate - Open New Window Containsinformation on ethnic cleansing of Slovaks by Hungarians, slovakia during WWII
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86. Slovak Human Development Report 1995 - History
The history of slovakia and the Establishment of the Slovak Republic.Not long ago, slovakia was unknown in most parts of the world.
http://www.undp.org/rbec/nhdr/1996/slovak/history.htm
The History of Slovakia and the Establishment of the Slovak Republic Not long ago, Slovakia was unknown in most parts of the world. This is not surprising, as throughout history, it used to be part of larger states and political units. Hence, the history of Slovakia is, to a considerable extent, the history of other countries and vice versa. Archeological findings have shown that the territory of Slovakia was populated as early as the Paleolithic and the Bronze Age. The discovery of Biatec coins in the territory of Bratislava testifies to the fact that Celtic tribes had settled the territory before Christ. The Slavs settled the Danube lowlands in the 5th century. In the 7th century, Samo Empire, their first state, was established, in defence against the attactks of the nomadic Avar tribes. After the defeat of the Avars by Pippin the Short, Frank ruler, in 976 A.D., different Slav principalities founded the Great Moravia Kingdom, establishing the basis of national, political, and cultural development of the Slavonic peoples. The Christianization mission of St. Cyril and St. Methodius (863 A.D.), was of paramount importance, as it laid the foundations of Christianity in our territory, of national literature, and culture. In the 10th century, the power of the Great Moravia Kingdom declined due to internal skirmishes and external pressures. Part of the Kingdom, roughly corresponding to the present-day territory of Slovakia, was soon to be annexed by the more powerful Kingdom of Hungary with which it was to share common fate for many centuries to come.

87. Family History In Hungary
In some cases, the bigger Hungarian town registers in slovakia have recently been Thegreatest period of Hungarian history was the mediaeval period and since
http://user.itl.net/~glen/FamilyHistoryinHungary.html
(including Slovakia) by Alex Glendinning visitors since February 10 1997
The Coat of Arms of the Republic of Hungary
(courtesy of Bryan at HipCat's New Hungary Page This article originally appeared in the Genealogist's Magazine of September 1994
Introduction

With the disappearance of Communist Regimes all over Eastern Europe now is a good time to engage in family history research in countries like Hungary. I have to declare an interest, my mother being Hungarian born.
However, going unprepared would be a waste of time - apart from the language difficulties - Hungary has been devastated too many times in wars. Churches and Castles have been burnt, records lost and some territory (2/3rds) has been given to other countries since the Treaty of Trianon in 1920 (mainly Romania - who were given Transylvania, but also Czechoslovakia, Austria and Yugoslavia benefited). Then there are the religious denominations to take into account. But do not be put off by this description, as once you have a grasp of how things work it is possible to achieve much, of course if you have Hungarian ancestors and have retained some of the language and family legends, it helps. Having some Latin would also be useful, especially with Roman Catholic records.
If you from the U.S.A. please start with

88. Travel To Slovakia, Accomodation, Hotels, Pensions, Cottages, Bungalows
Hotel search, reservation and payment online, pictures and travel tips.
http://www.slovensko.com/travel/
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89. Slovaks And Slovakia Home Page
Includes information about travelling, language, genealogy, art and traditions, and people abroad.
http://www.slovak.com/
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90. Palko-Danka.co.uk - Dedicated To Slovakia
A site devoted to information on its towns, people, and mountains.
http://www.palko-danka.co.uk
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92. Slovakia Tours, Tour Of Slovakia
Includes genealogy information, recipes, a dictionary and a travel guide.
http://www.our-slovakia.com/

93. Expedia Maps Slovakia
Detailed map which can be zoomed in and out.
http://maps.expedia.com/default.asp?C=48.679893,19.683341&A=650&OX=0&

94. National Bank Of Slovakia
Provides information on monetary policy, Slovak crown exchange rates, selected macroeconomic indicators and the national currency.
http://www.nbs.sk/INDEXA.HTM
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95. Symsite Research Ltd.
Provides information about slovakia's business environment, industrial sectors, performance, and company intelligence.
http://www.symsite.sk/English/
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The market with mortgage loans in Slovakia and in the Czech Republic
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What motivates the banks to diversify to supplementary pension insurance business?
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The opening of the Slovak Electricity market will cause a decline in domestic production Life Insurance The best capital life insurance is offered by KONTINUITA Cardiovascular drug market Consumption of cardiovascular drugs Retail Banking Large banks charge high fees and provide low interest on deposists Motor insurance in Slovakia Vybrat si tú správnu poistovnu je tažšie ako vlani The construction of a new production hall of Slomedical Ltd., the producer of singleuse medical appliances, started in Vrable's industrial park yesterday Bank VUB and insurer Generali Poistovna founded pension management company VUB Generali DSS The Slovak gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 5.5% y/y in 1Q of 2004 GDP growth UNEMPLOYEMENT [Jan 2004, disposable; NUP data] 

96. Slovakia Document Store
Comprehensive guide to the Slovak Republic
http://slovakia.eunet.sk/slovakia/hist.asp
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97. THE MOVEMENT FOR A DEMOCRATIC SLOVAKIA
The party headed by Vladimir Meciar.
http://www.english.hzds.sk/

98. Eastern Slovakia Research
Genealogical research methods and strategies for people with roots in Eastern slovakia.
http://www.iabsi.com/gen/public/
East ern Slovakia Genealogy Research Strategies Bill Tarkulich's Genealogy Research Strategies Developing effective approaches to ancestral research in Eastern Slovakia Ahoj (Hello)! The purpose of these pages is to aid English-speaking researchers of immigrants from Eastern Slovakia and environs. This web includes genealogical research strategies, methods and unique resources for people with roots in Eastern Slovakia (Slovak Republic) / formerly Czechoslovakia / formerly Upper Hungary. Primary research areas include Carpathian mountains, and borderlands of southern Poland (Galicia) and Western Ukraine (Carpatho-Rus). As Slovakia was a component of pre-1918 Hungary, much information about "old Hungary" is also contained herein. If you are new to genealogy research I recommend you start with Welcome and Strategy Complete Table Of Contents Welcome - What these pages are all about Strategy - A systematic approach to ancestral research History - A brief summary of major events and unique reference material Place Names - Explanation of multiple village names and how to find them Settlements Maps - Historic and Contemporary map references useful in research Churches - Description of various churches, their records and examples

99. Rosnicka
Stol¡rske a n¡bytkov© polotovary. Kuchynsk© dosky,drezy a dvierka,dr´ten½ program.
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Parapetné dosky interiérové Polyform interiérové Rehau exteriérové hliníkové Kuchynské dvierka ... Referencie
Vážení obchodní priatelia! Dovolujeme si upriamit Vašu pozornost, na niektoré zmeny, ktoré nastali v našom vztahu k obchodným partnerom s úcinnostou od 1. 1. 2004.
Naša firma otvorila svoju tretiu prevádzku, ktorej úlohou bude posilnit nᚠobchodný vplyv v regióne Trenèína a okolia a zároven napomôct k promptnejšiemu a rýchlejšiemu vybavovaniu obchodných zákaziek v tomto regióne. Postavenie tohto strediska bude rovnocenné s Bratislavskou prevádzkou, a tým bude možné vybavovat objednávky plynulejšie za tú istú cenu a zároven aj šetrit Vaše náklady na dopravu. Druhá novinka pre firmy ktoré sú zo vzdialenejších regiónov bude rozvozná služba zákaziek. Zákazky sa budú rozvážat našim vozidlom, alebo špediènou službou, podla vopred dohodnutých termínov priamo do Vašej firmy. Táto služba bude poskytovaná pre našich odberate¾ov za stanovených obchodných podmienok (odber nad 7.000,- Sk bez DPH - rozvoz zadarmo), alebo pri nižšom odbere spoplatnovaná pod¾a nášho cenníka dopravy a dopravných podmienok , platných od 1.3.2003.

100. SLOVAKIA.ORG - Roma In Slovakia
By Klara Orgovanova for slovakia.org.
http://www.slovakia.org/society-roma.htm
Roma in Slovakia
Society: General Miscellaneous Sport Entertainment
by Klara Orgovanova
As in all post-Communist countries, the danger of national and ethnic conflicts in the Czech Republic and Slovakia is becoming increasingly evident. An state of uncertainty has arisena state of nervousness, of indefinitude, of insubstatialityin which old rules are no longer valid, everything is changing, and the new rules do not yet exist.
The Roma (also known in English as "Gypsies") form the second largest minority group in Slovakia. In 1991, the Roma of former Czechoslovakia obtained the right to freely proclaim themselves as members of a distinct minority in the census. In Slovakia, 80,627 Roma (1.52% of the citizens of Slovakia), officially declared themselves as such. According to estimates of the urban and communal offices of the state administration from 1989, however, as many as 253,943 Roma live in Slovakia, thus constituting 4.8% of the population. Since these statistics did not include Roma who have a standard of living comparable to that of the majority population, Roma political and cultural activists estimate that the number of Roma in Slovakia is even higher, citing a figure of 350,000 to 400,000 in Slovakia. The Romany population tends to suffer disproportionately from higher rates of poverty, unemployment, illiteracy, crime and disease. When discussing "the Roma problem", most references focus on the part of the Romany population living in very poor rural and urban conditions. The number of Roma living in unbearable conditions in rural communities and devastated central city zones is agglomerating and represents a potentially very serious societal, social and economic problem. Roma often live 2-3 kilometers outside of a village in camps of settlements with only a few dirty houses without facilities, in cellars, or in cardboard or wooden shacks. Some of the camps, such as the one near Rudnany in Eastern Slovakia, were built on dumping grounds or other areas containing materials such as mercury and arsenic.

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