81. Patepluma Radio History More Information on Czechoslovakia in 1968. The Story of Radio slovakia. Historyof radio broadcasting in slovakia. Seventy Years of Broadcasting in Belgium. http://members.tripod.com/donmoore/phistory.html

Patepluma Radio History Links to Radio history articles at Patepluma... Many of the articles here at Patepluma contain some tidbits of historical background on their topic. The articles listed below are either historical in their nature or contain significant amounts of radio history. The Unique Story of TI4NRH. 1920s-1940s - A history of Latin America's first shortwave broadcaster, complete with a visit to the dusty archives! Check the Costa Rica Menu for reproductions of several pages from a May, 1933 radio magazine published by TI4NRH. The Last Days of Radio Impacto. 1980s - The story of a semi-clandestine anti-Sandinista radio station. Radio and the Rise of Fidel Castro. 1950s - Fidel Castro's clandestine broadcasting station. Clandestine Granddaddy of Central America. 1950s - The CIA's use of clandestine radio to overthrow the Guatemalan government. SOUTH AMERICA Bolivia: Radio Under the Gun. 1950s+ - Bolivia is the only country in the world where trade unions own a significant number of radio stations. The story of the Bolivian miners' union and their radio network is one of adversity and courage. Don Holger and Radio Zaracay.

82. BUBL LINK: 943.7 History Of Slovakia And The Czech Republic s....... 943.7 history of slovakia and the Czech Republic. Titles, http://link.bubl.ac.uk/ISC12486

BUBL LINK Catalogue of selected Internet resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About 943.7 History of Slovakia and the Czech Republic Titles Descriptions International Czech Resources Internet Resources on the Czech Republic Internet Resources on Slovakia All links checked August 2001 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk International Czech Resources Links to a range of information resources about the Czech Republic, including news agencies, Radio Prague, Internet service providers and Czech Science Fiction. Author: Glasgow University Department of Slavonic Languages and Literatures Subjects: czech republic, european literature DeweyClass: ResourceType: index Location: uk Internet Resources on the Czech Republic Links to a range of information resources about the Czech Republic. Covers government, state, educational and cultural servers. Author: School of Slavonic and East European Studies, London University Subjects: czech republic DeweyClass: ResourceType: index Location: uk Internet Resources on Slovakia Links to a range of information resources about Slovakia. Author: School of Slavonic and East European Studies, London University

83. Kmetz - Bretcko & Eastern Slovakia Family History Research Links Kmetz Bretcko Eastern slovakia Family history Research Links. http://www.boomernet.com/genlinks/kmetz.htm

Family History Research Links Slovakia Eastern Slovakia Kmetz - Bretcko Ancestors Queries There is not a great deal of information available about ancestors from eastern Slovakia. In fact, formal message boards for many Slovak surnames are only now becoming common. Most of the emigrants from this area appear to have left it at the end of the 19th century or early in the 20th century, when it was a remote corner of the kingdom of Hungary (part of the empire of Austria - Hungary). My personal searches are for the surnames Bretcko, Kmetz, Kuzma, Lucas, and Pretushka. Send me an e-mail and let me know if we share an interest in these surnames. I would be happy to exchange information with you. Slovakia Slovak GenWeb Slovak Surname Location Reference Project Ancestry Message Board: Slovakia Slovak Genealogy Forum Eastern Slovakia Eastern Slovakia , Slovak and Carpatho - Rusyn genealogy research pages The Carpathian Connection Carpatho - Rusyn Genealogy Web Site Carpatho - Rusyn Knowledge Base Ancestry Message Board: Vychodoslovensky (12 eastern districts of country) Kmetz - Bretcko Ancestors My personal searches in this area relate to 4 individuals who were all born in 1886 in Zemplin county, part of eastern Slovakia. If you know anything at all about them, please send me an

84. HallEuropeanHistory.com :: A History Of Slovakia: The Struggle For Survival You are here European history slovakia A history of slovakia The Strugglefor Survival. Search A history of slovakia The Struggle for Survival. http://halleuropeanhistory.com/index.php/Mode/product/AsinSearch/0312161255/name

HallEuropeanHistory.com the most comprehensive European History portal. Find European History databases from our European History metasearch Browse our European History directory about the topic you want Read Reviews, Compare and Buy the item you want from the most trusted shop in the world European History Slovakia A History of Slovakia: The Struggle for Survival Search Apparel Baby Books Computers DVD Electronics Magazines Music Music - Classical Outdoor Living Softwares Video Video Games A History of Slovakia: The Struggle for Survival 60% Recommended by our customers. Catalog: Book Manufacturer: St. Martin's Press Authors: Stanislav J. Kirschbaum Release Date: October, 1996 Availability: Usually ships within 24 hours List Price: Our Price: Used Price: ThirdPartyNewPrice Price: More Details from Amazon.com Amazon international Product Reviews: Sad book. It is very sad that this is the only available book in English dealing with quite obscure topic of Slovak history. The author is a known defender of the First Slovak Republic (aka Slovak state) during the WWII and his positions are very close to a "national socialist", i.e., fascist. Moreover, his romantic approach to Slovak medieval history is preposterous. For somebody interested in this topic it may be a useful reading what is NOT a Slovak history. Hopefully, in the near future we will have translations of books written by respected historians (Kirschbaum is neither). finally a look at the past I enjoyed reading about the history of Slovakia as I have had too few reference points in the past. Starting from 200,000BC! It lacks extra maps to show towns spoken about in the body of text. A breakdown of major cities and their importance would help as well.

85. Hungarian Scouts Association In Slovakia Hungarian Scouts Association in slovakia, Search. Milyen lett az oldal? Better.Maradt amilyen volt. Worse. Szavazás állása. Our history. The ten years. http://www.szmcs.sk/index.php?nyelv=en¶meter=tortenelmunk

86. Slovakia | About The Center | History After formation of the Czechoslovak Republic the establishment of the Central Libraryat the Ministry of Railways in 1919 is considered to be the basis for http://www.rail-net.org/osgd/osgd/eng/slovakia/history.html

After formation of the Czechoslovak Republic the establishment of the Central Library at the Ministry of Railways in 1919 is considered to be the basis for information operation in the transport resort. After several reorganisations it was renamed to the Central Technical Library of the Ministry of Transport and it continued in its library operation (since 1959 as one of VUD sections). In 1953 the documentation part was separated from the library. The Learned and Documentation Group of the Transport Scientific and Research Institute has developed from it. It laid the foundations for establishment of the Technical and Economic Information Management Centre at the Transport Library and Research Centre. In 1969 was founded the independent Transport Research Institute in Zilina, (Branch Institute of VUD Prague till then). VUD Zilina left some places of work in Prague, including ODIS. In 1979 ODIS was separated from VUD Zilina (together with reference stock) and activated at the Transport Computer Art Centre (TCAC), Prague. At the same time the Section Information Centre (BIC) was constituted at VUD Zilina. BIC in the Transport Research Institute in Zilina functioned by the end of 1992 (separation of the Czechoslovak Federal Republic), when upon the decision of the Minister of Transport, Telecommunications and Public Works Transport Research Institute Zilina was authorised to function as Technical Library and Information Centre (ODIS VTEI) of the SR transport.

87. History history, 5th century BC Illirians were the first known people to settle downin where slovakia is today. 100 BC Germanic tribes arrive to the region. http://www.easist.sk/slovakia/history.php

History 5th century BC Illirians were the first known people to settle down in where Slovakia is today. 100 BC Germanic tribes arrive to the region. 5th century AD First Slavs arrive and settle down. 6th century AD The region controlled by Avars. 7th century AD Slovakia became a part of Great Moravian Empire. Nitra was the capital city. Brothers Methodius and Constantine started to teach in Nitra. They invented the Cyrillic, first Slavic alphabet. The Great Moravian Empire collapsed. Slovakia formed a part of Hungary. Several uprisings with an aim to free Slovakia took place, all were unsuccessful. 13th century Slovakia was attacked by the Tatars in several waves. 15th century The country was attacked by the Husits, Czech protestants. Bratislava was the capital of the Hungarian Kingdom. 18th century Educational reforms helped the poor and uneducated Slovaks in their struggle for independence.

88. History Of Slovakia history of slovakia by Prof. J. Komornik, early history, World War I, CzechoslovakRepublic, WW II, velvet revolution and velvet divorce (1989, 1993). http://www.eml.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/member/jrs/roman/history/history.html

History Pages The Tragedy of Central Europe Czech "democracy" unmasked. Fr. A. Hlinka, Dr. Tiso, Benes, T.G.Masaryk, Gen. Stefanik, Czech anti-Catholicism, Pope John Paul II can travel unmolested in Muslim countries of Asia and Africa, but not in Czech Land! History of Slovakia by Prof. J. Komornik, early history, World War I, Czechoslovak Republic, WW II, velvet revolution and velvet divorce (1989, 1993). Historia knazskeho seminara vs. Gorazda skora historia (1651-1900), dvadsiate storocie, Dr. Karol Kmetka, Dr. Jozef Tiso, rok 1950.

89. Home : Country Focus : Slovakia : Humanities : History Parent Directory 13Jul-2002 0121 -......Index of /pages/Country_Focus/slovakia/Humanities/history. Name Lastmodified Size http://www.slavophilia.com/pages/Country_Focus/Slovakia/Humanities/History/

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90. Slovakian.info : Rate History Of Slovakia slovakian.info Rate history of slovakia. Rate history of slovakia. Please ratethe link history of slovakia between one and ten, with ten being tops. http://slovakian.info/cgi-bin/links/rate.cgi?ID=30

91. Everton Publishers Genealogy slovakia. Eastern slovakia, Slovak and CarpathoRusyn Genealogy ResearchLinks to online resources for slovakian family history research. http://www.everton.com/reference/world/slovak.php

Join Now Login My Account Home Site Tools Articles Current Magazine FAQs Get $5 Logout Magazine Archives Membership Benefits Newsline Archives Request Information Site Features Genealogy: Slovakia Eastern Slovakia, Slovak and Carpatho-Rusyn Genealogy Research: Links to online resources for Slovakian family history research. Map of Slovakia: Shows the nation following the split from the Czech Republic, from the Perry-Castaneda Library on the campus of the University of Texas. John A. Hudick's article on the basics of tracing your Slovakian roots. Slovak Genealogy Forum: A good place to share your queries about Slovakian ancestors. Slovak Republic GenWeb: Queries, geography, research tips, genealogical societies, and links to other Slovakian family history websites. Slovenska Genealogicko-Heraldicka Spolocnost Pri Matrici Slovenskej (Slovak Genealogical-Heraldic Society at the Matica Slovenska): Founded in 1991 in Martin, Slovakia. Privacy Statement

92. Stránka Mesta Jelšava (Jelsava, Jolsva), Gemer, Slovensko (Slovakia) history of Jelsava. After a battle was lost near Mohac in 1526, some castles and townsin the southern part of slovakia came under control of the Ottoman Empire http://jelsava.host.sk/main.php?x=0201&y=en

93. Laboratory Of Membrane Processes Slovakia Home. history. Staff. Projects. Equipment. Teaching. Collaboration. Visitor No. LastUpdate 16. 09. 2002. Optimised for resolution 800x600. history of the Laboratory. http://sschi.chtf.stuba.sk/membranelab/History.htm

Home History Staff Projects ... Contact Visitor No. Last Update: Optimised for resolution 800x600 History of the Laboratory The laboratory of membrane processes was founded in connection with the research of pertraction into emulsions by Š. Schlosser in the department laboratory in VÚRUP in 1972. The research was carried out within the adsorption group headed by Prof. E. Kossaczký. A technology for removal of ammonia from wastewaters was developed and tested in a four stage cascaded contactor for pertraction into emulsion (in cooperation with Duslo, Ša¾a). In connection with this it was necessary to develop splitting of very stable W/O emulsions in a high voltage electric field. The research of three phase hollow fiber contactors has started in 1990. New types of hollow fiber contactors were developed, as shown in papers (2, 3, 11, 27). Technologies for the recovery of higher value organic acids from waste solutions have been developed in cooperation with the industry. A project Copernicus granted for the years 1994 –1996 decisively supported research activities of the group. The research of microfiltration through ceramic membranes started J. Stopka and Š. Schlosser in 1995. INCO Copernicus grant for 1999 - 2001 enabled a further progress in the research of pertraction and MBSE. Thanks to these results and cooperation with industry a new process was developed for the recovery of heterocyclic carboxylic acid from waste solutions. The new PhD student R. Kertész (2000) and external one T. Bakalár (2002, from the Faculty of Mining of the Technical University of Košice) contribute to activities of the membrane group.

94. GlobalEDGE (TM) | Country Insights - Overview Of Slovakia Includes statistics, history, economy and government. http://globaledge.msu.edu/ibrd/CountryIntro.asp?CountryID=71&RegionID=2

95. SLOVAKIA.ORG - History http://www.slovakia.org/history-ww2.htm

The World War II Years On September 28, 1938 Chamberlain appealed to Hitler for a conference. Hitler met the next day, at Munich, with the chiefs of government of France, Italy, and Britain. The Czechoslovak government was neither invited nor consulted. On September 29, the Munich Agreement was signed by Germany, Italy, France, and Britain. The Czechoslovak government capitulated September 30 and agreed to abide by the agreement. The Munich Agreement stipulated that Czechoslovakia must cede Sudeten territory to Germany. German occupation of the Sudetenland would be completed by October 10. An international commission (representing Germany, Britain, France, Italy, and Czechoslovakia) would supervise a plebiscite to determine the final frontier. Britain and France promised to join in an international guarantee of the new frontiers against unprovoked aggression. Germany and Italy, however, would not join in the guarantee until the Polish and Hungarian minority problems were settled. The First Republic Tiso with Nazi German representatives On March 14, 1939, Slovakia declared its independence, causing itself the Slovak Republic. Monsignor Tiso was elected president of this new republic. A clerical nationalist, Tiso opposed the Nazification of Slovak society and hoped instead to establish Slovakia as a nationalist, Christian, corporative state. His plan conflicted with that of Slovak radicals who were organized into the paramilitary Hlinka Guards. The latter cooperated closely with the Nazi-oriented German minority led by Franz Karmasin. Radicals dominated the Slovak government. Vojtech Tuka, recently released from prison, became prime minister; his associate, Ferdinand Durcansky, was named foreign minister. Alexander Mach, head of the Hlinka Guards, was propaganda minister. German "advisory missions" were appointed to all Slovak ministries, and German troops were stationed in Slovakia beginning March 15, 1939.

96. Slovakia Document Store Comprehensive information regarding the Slovak Republic. http://slovakia.eunet.sk

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97. SLOVAKIA.ORG - Travel Guide & Information For Tourists Travel guide and tourist information for slovakia. http://www.slovakia.org/tourism/

Search There's a refreshing absence of McDonald's-style commercialism that is rampant across Western Europe. Quaint and jovial with a surprisingly rich cultural life, Bratislava is a capital city without the usual congestion. The High Tatras are a magnificent range of mountains dotted with villages with deep peasant traditions. You'll find Slovaks to be an extremely helpful, pleasant people prepared to go out of their way to welcome you. From folk festivals, to castle tours to snow boarding and hiking you'll find Slovakia a spectacular country to visit. If your knowledge of Slovakia is very limited please proceed to the F.A.Q. and Important Information sections first. Important Information F.A.Q. Visa Information Key Phrases in Slovak (audio) ... Links to Resources Or proceed to the Eight Region overview to learn more about a specific part of the country Please read the notice before using this site.

98. Gypsies And Other Suspicious Persons Photographs by Anne Hamersky, taken in slovakia after a curfew on Gypsies and other suspicious persons was announced. http://www.f8.com/FP/AUCTION/Aucind1/AHaAS.htm

99. Microsoft Slovakia Inform¡cie o spoločnosti a jej produktoch. http://www.microsoft.com/slovakia/

100. High Explosives RDX,HMX, Compositions Producer In Slovakia CHEMZA,a.s. belongs to the largest chemical plants in slovakia and is focused on production of basic products both in organic and inorganic chemistry. http://www.chemza.sk

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