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NIE SÚ MI ZNÁME DÔVODY, PREČO NEMÔŽEM SLÚŽIŤ V ČS. ARMÁDE. VÝPOVEDE PLK. GŠT. ALOJZA BALLAYA NA VYŽIADANIE ORGÁNOV ČS. ARMÁDY Z ROKU 1946 K SLUŽBE V SLOVENSKEJ ARMÁDE 1939 – 1945 (1. ČASŤ)

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Military service of the Slovak Army members in 1939-1945, in particular their active cooperation with the representatives of the German military missions in Slovakia as well as the participation in the battles against USSR along with Germany, continues to belong to the interesting chapters of the Slovak military history. One of the outstanding personalities of the Slovak military history is General Staff Colonel, Alojz Ballay, who held important command and staff functions in 1939-1944. He left his personal trail particular in the Slovak aviation, the members of which participated successfully in several operations on the Soviet-German frontline. In 1942-1943, he held the function of the Chief of Command of the Aerial Weapons and following the departure of General Staff Colonel Š. Jurech to the Eastern frontline, also the substitute Commander of the Aerial Weapons. With effect from 1 January 1944, he was appointed the Commander of Aerial Weapons by the President of the Slovak Republic and remained in this position until the time shortly before declaration of the Slovak National Uprising, when he was appointed the military attaché at the Slovak Embassy in Berlin, as a replacement for the II. Class General A. Malár. His accounts of the work in the command and staff functions in 1939-1944, as well as the historical events he participated in or witnessed, are summed up in his statements from 1946, he submitted on the CS Army request.

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NIE SÚ MI ZNÁME DÔVODY, PREČO NEMÔŽEM SLÚŽIŤ V ČS. ARMÁDE. VÝPOVEDE PLK. GŠT. ALOJZA BALLAYA PODANÉ NA VYŽIADANIE ORGÁNOV ČS. ARMÁDY Z ROKU 1946 K SLUŽBE V SLOVENSKEJ ARMÁDE (1939 – 1945) (2. ČASŤ)

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Military service of the Slovak Army members in 1939-1945, in particular their active cooperation with the representatives of the German military missions in Slovakia as well as the participation in the battles against USSR along with Germany, continues to belong to the interesting chapters of the Slovak military history. One of the outstanding personalities of the Slovak military history is General Staff Colonel, Alojz Ballay, who held important command and staff functions in 1939-1944. He left his personal trail particular in the Slovak aviation, the members of which participated successfully in several operations on the Soviet-German frontline. In 1942-1943, he held the function of the Chief of Command of the Aerial Weapons and following the departure of General Staff Colonel Š. Jurech to the Eastern frontline, also the substitute Commander of the Aerial Weapons. With effect from 1 January 1944, he was appointed the Commander of Aerial Weapons by the President of the Slovak Republic and remained in this position until the time shortly before declaration of the Slovak National Uprising, when he was appointed the military attaché at the Slovak Embassy in Berlin, as a replacement for the II. Class General A. Malár. His accounts of the work in the command and staff functions in 1939-1944, as well as the historical events he participated in or witnessed, are summed up in his statements from 1946, he submitted on the CS Army request.

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ELEGÁN SO SOKOLÍMI KRÍDLAMI. LETECKÁ SLUŽBA PLK. LET. JÚLIUSA TRNKU. 3. ČASŤ (1936)

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The topic addressed by the author is processed based on extensive research of contemporary archival materials, supplemented with information from scientific, scientific-popular, popular literature and contemporary press. First of all, it is based on the results of an in-depth analysis, followed by a comprehensive evaluation and processing of the information derived from the documents of personal nature. A distinctive role is played by the information the author drew from the flight notebook of Air Force Col. J. Trnka, issued for use in 1934, and his personal records, professionally managed in domestic and foreign specialised archives. This valuable information about his air service in the Czechoslovak military aviation in the last years of its activity in the broader historical context before the break-up of Czechoslovakia is supplemented by data from archival documents professionally managed in the Military Historical Archive Bratislava and the Military Central Archive – Military Historical Archive Prague. The topic in question is a unique probe approaching the life of a young officer of the Czechoslovak Air Force in the pre-war period.