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SLOVAK-SLOVENIAN CONTACTS IN THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY

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Kacirek L.

Slavica Slovaca

2004

tom 39

nr 1

45-57

The present essay deals with Slovak-Slovenian contacts from the beginning of 1860s to the end of the 19th century. Cultural and political situation of two nations during the mentioned period is compared. The author describes their cultural collaboration through the national Maticas (national advancement leagues) as well as through the Slovak Museum Society. He presents life of the pharmacist family Ubald Trnkóczy coming from Slovakia. He pays attention to the articles published in Slovak periodicals which brought the information about a national movement of Slovenians. The contacts of several Slovak personalities with representatives of the Slovenian national movement are dealt with and a special attention being focused on Ondrej Bella, the first known translator of Slovenian belles-lettres into Slovak. Finally, a review of articles about Slovaks published in the Slovenian political journals 'Slovenski narod' and 'Slovenec' is presented.

A STUDY ON THE CULTURAL BORDERLAND OF WESTERN AND EASTERN EUROPE IN THE EARLY AGRARIAN PERIOD

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Szmyt M.

Przegląd Zachodni

2008

nr 3(328)

81-94

The article discusses the cultural situation within a broadly understood borderland of Western and Eastern Europe spanning the interfluve of the Vistula and the Dnieper. The period selected for the study, i.e. the 3rd millennium B.C. was characterized, in the light of current knowledge, by varied forms of cultural contacts that brought together the societies of the Western and Eastern European cultural realm. The socio-cultural transformations that took place in those times resulted at the end of the 3rd millennium B.C. in a new landscape of this cultural borderland.