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ZRIAĎOVANIE A VÝSTAVBA VOJNOVÝCH CINTORÍNOV NA ÚZEMÍ SEVEROVÝCHODNÉHO SLOVENSKA POČAS VEĽKEJ VOJNY

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Liška A.
Vojenská história
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2020
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vol. 24
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issue 3
48 - 70
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The field hospitals and front war cemeteries in the territory of the North-East Slovakia, originating as a result of the Great War battles, are a historical phenomenon that has no equivalent in our territory. They are unique mainly in the method of their foundation as well as in high concentration in a relatively small territory. Unlike it was incorrectly presented so far in the literature, they did not originate randomly but were the result of a precisely thought-out concept, prepared by the IX. War Graves Department (Kriegsgräber-abteilung), operating at the Austro-Hungarian Ministry of War (Kriegsministerium) seated in Vienna. The study submitted is aimed at zooming in on the basic rules of this process (focusing on the territory of North-Eastern Slovakia) based on the analysis of archival sources, period and contemporary literature and field survey.
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DOSTAVBA A KONEČNÁ ÚPRAVA VOJNOVÝCH CINTORÍNOV Z PRVEJ SVETOVEJ VOJNY NA ÚZEMÍ SEVEROVÝCHODNÉHO SLOVENSKA V MEDZIVOJNOVOM OBDOBÍ

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Liška A.
Vojenská história
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2022
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vol. 26
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issue 2
76 - 106
EN
The study introduces lazaretto and frontline war cemeteries in the territory of north-eastern Slovakia, built as a result of the World War I battles. They are a historical phenomenon unparalleled in Slovakia. They are unique mainly in the method of their foundation as well as in high concentration in a relatively small territory. Most of these memorial sites were not completed during the war. Their construction process therefore had to be finished in the interwar period. The newly established Czechoslovak Republic had to deal with this situation due to the commitments resulting from the post-war international peace treaties. The study focuses on the extent to which the Republic succeeded and by what means and procedures, being compiled to a large extent from the knowledge gained from studying primary archival sources, supplemented by known facts, captured in the specialised literature, related to the studied issue.
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