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BORDERLINES IN THE NORTH OF SLOVAKIA IN CHANGES OF TIME

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Dudasova-Krissakova J.
Slavica Slovaca
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2008
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vol. 43
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issue 2
155-162
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Borderlines on the North of Slovakia in Changes of Time. The authoress in the paper presents a book called 'Severne hranice Slovenska' (The Northern border of Slovakia) by Matej Andras - a well-known Slovak journalist, diplomat and historian, who has devoted a long time to research of forming Slovak-Polish borderlines in the 20th century (1909, 1918-1920, 1938, 1945, 1949). Andras' objective description of this unknown topic is based on research of materials from historical and diplomatic archives, and also on research of specialized expert literature and memoirs. M. Andras also uses data from his own personal archive that was collected during his active diplomatic career in Poland and from the sources of long partnership with Association of Slovaks in Poland.
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JAZYK A ETNICKÁ IDENTITA GORALOV NA HORNEJ ORAVE (NA PRÍKLADE GORALSKÝCH OBCÍ NOVOŤ A ORAVSKÁ POLHORA)

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Sekerášová B.
Populačné štúdie Slovenska
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2022
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vol. 15
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issue 1
43 - 60
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Language is frequently identified as one of the key ethnicity’s components. When it comes to researching ethnic minorities, researchers very often point their attention to the language itself. This study analyses the relationship between identity and language of Goral people living near Polish borders. The research was carried out in two Goral villages called Novoť and Oravská Polhora. The primary group of respondents were young people from this area. This research aims to resolve questions of ethno-identification and ethno-linguistic situation such as: Do Goral people consider the Goral dialect to be their mother language? Do residents of the area consider themselves to be Gorals? Is the Goral dialect their sole ethno-identification characteristic?
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