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This study presents an ethnological reflection on the process of collectivization of the agriculture in Slovakia. The collectivization process represented a significant discontinuity in the way of life of the rural population that could not have been overlooked by the social sciences (ethnology and museology). However, the problem that both disciplines had been facing at that time was that they had not been involved primarily with that which is considered to be the substance of social science, that is, the search for new knowledge about the society in all of its aspects, but they were also under an ideological influence of the political elites. This is especially valid for the first stage of collectivization.
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The article is trying to document a process of the social and cultural adaptability of Slovak colonists to the new living conditions at Dolna zem. The process contributed to a fact that mainly Slovak material culture lost its previous role of the ethnic community's identification cultural symbol. The result of the cultural dialogue between Slovaks, majoritarian community at Dolna zem and other ethnic minorities was reflected at the conjoint material culture.Their cultural competencies, aquired at the native cultural environment in Slovakia, were effectively implemented to the multiethnic and multicultural environment at Dolna zem.
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