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STAROSTLIVOSŤ O ZELEŇ V MESTE AKO FORMA SOCIÁLNYCH KONTAKTOV. DOBROVOĽNÍCKE AKTIVITY JEDNOTLIVCOV V BRATISLAVE

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Paríková M.
Etnologické rozpravy (Ethnological Disputes)
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2016
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vol. 23
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issue 2
46 - 58
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This article is aimed at the presentation of the activities of individuals − inhabitants of Bratislava during the revitalization and out planting of smaller areas of greenery in the vicinity of a pre-war housing estate UNITAS, Ružinov, and also in individual city areas of the Old Town, the town square and the recreational area. It is shown on the example of one of the contemporary forms of volunteering − "Adopt your flower pot". The attention during this project is not only pointed at the forming of local patriotism and the aesthetic of the places we're living in, but also on creating social contacts (neighbourly contact, generational contact).
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SLOVENSKO V KONTEXTE MIGRÁCIÍ STREDOVÝCHODNEJ EURÓPY PO ROKU 1945 (NA PRÍKLADE VÝMENY OBYVATEĽSTVA MEDZI ČESKOSLOVENSKOM A MAĎARSKOM)

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Paríková M.
Etnologické rozpravy (Ethnological Disputes)
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2006
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vol. 13
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issue 2
178
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The contribution deals with a retrospective view on the research of the mass migrations after the Second World War motivated by a new geopolitical organization in Europe. The authoress uses the example of the population exchange between Hungary and Czechoslovakia in the period 1946-48 to analyze the processes of the relocation and removal of the population and their influence on the ethno - cultural and social development in this part of Europe. The analysis includes the critical reflection of the interpretation of those processes in the scholarly literature during socialism.
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