Slovenské dejiny v dejinách Európy: vybrané kapitoly
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Na úvod 7
(Dusan Kováí)
I. KAPITOLA 13
SLOVENSKÉ DEJINY A „ZROZUMITEENY
PRIESTOR HISTORICKÉHO VYSKUMU“
(Dusan KovácJ
II. KAPITOLA 31
EKONOMICKÍ- PRIESTOR
Královské lesy a dynastické majetky Arpádovcov v 11. — 12. storocí 31
(Porovnanie so západnou Európou)
(Pavol Hudácek)
Anjouovské hospodárske reformy a ich európske pozadie 79
v hospodárstve Uhorského král ovstva
(Martin Stefánik)
s
Uzemie Slovenska ako laboratórium európskych hospodárskych dejín 93
(Román Holec)
Hfadanie priatel ského kompromisu. Realizácia ceskoslovenskej 136
pozemkovej reformy na majetkoch britskych obcanov
s dórazom na Slovensko
(Matej Hanula)
Slovensko v plánoch expanzie nemeckého kapitálu do ropného 155
priemyslu juhovychodnej Európy po roku 1938
(Ludovít Hallon-Michal Schvarc)
III. KAPITOLA 196
TOTALITA A ODPOR VOCI NEJ
V
Ceskoslovenko (Slovensko) — na ceste od sovietskej sféry vplyvu 196
k „sovietizovanému“ Ceskoslovensku v rámci sovietskeho bloku
(1941 - 1948)
(Jan Pesek)
Specifické aspekty pósobenia „obcianskeho“ disentu na Slovensku 219
(Juraj Marusiak)
•-SsE~
IV. KAPITOLA
ELITY V RANNOM STREDOVEKU A V MODERNEJ DOBE
Samova risa a prepoziciavanie vlâdy cudzincom
(Peter Bystricky)
Slovanské pentes“ a ich vladykovia, kniezatâ a kagani
od st ahovania nârodov po Svâtopluka
Jân Steinhübel)
Rakûsky byrokratizmus versus uhorské municipiâ
(Peter èoltés)
V. KAPITOLA
NÂROD A NACIONALIZMUS
Vlastenectvo aj sovinizmus? alebo len nacionalizmus?
Terminologické a definicné problémy skûmania nacionalizmov
a historickâ komparâcia
(Laszlo Voros)
Nacionâlna otâzka v stredoeuropskom socialistickom hnuti
a vznik CSR
Juraj Benko)
VI. KAPITOLA
KONFESIONALNA OTÂZKA
Uhorskÿ konfesionâlny exil ako sûcast medzinârodnej politiky
a kulturneho transferu
(Eva Kowalska)
Otâzka rusenia klâstorov v Habsburskej monarchii
a Nemeckej risi (Paralely a rozdiely)
(Ingrid Kusnirâkovâ)
Summary
Mennÿ register
242
242
262
285
336
336
372
404
404
419
444
449
SLOVENSKÉ DEJINY V DEJINÁCH EURÓPY
MENNY REGISTER
Acciaiuoliovci, florentsky bankársky rod
79
Adilbreth, comes 75
Adler Max 385
Adler Viktor 376
Alarich I. 269
Alciok, vodca panónskych Bulharov 245,
253,270
Almos, knieza 39, 59
Alpári Gyula 396
Amalarich 269
Athanarich 269
Attila, vodca Húnov 248
Bach Alexander 292
Baldwin Stanley 144
Band, comes 55
Bardi DofFo 80
Bardiovci, florentsky bankársky rod 79,
80, 80, 90
Bar-Tal Daniel 349
Basileos I. (Vasilij) 272
Basfovanskÿ Stefan 213
Bauer Otto 387, 388
Beidtel Karl (pseudonym Tebeldi
Albrecht) 298
Bel Matej 15, 16
Benda Václav 225
Benes Edvard 197-199, 202, 203, 206-
208,211
Benko Juraj 11
Bentz Alfred 158, 161, 166, 167, 179
Berend Ivan T 106, 107, 118, 128
Bernard Hans 166, 167, 169, 170, 175,
177
Bernolàkjozef 333
Bernstein, Eduard 375, 376, 383
Beugnot Jacques 432
Bilak Vasil 230
Billig Michael 351
Birkenhead, lord 141
Blanqui, Louis-Auguste 344
Blum Robert 344
Bockay Milan 232
Boleslav III. Krivoûsty, pol ské knieza 47
Boris, bulharské knieza 273
Borosy Andrâs 31
Bottojûlius 18, 21-23
Boz, slovanskÿ vel moz 252, 264
Breidbach-Bürresheimjozef 427
Breuillyjohn 361-363
Brubaker Rogers 366, 367, 371
Bruck Karl Ludwig 292
Bmyninx Gerard Hamel 411,413
Budajjân 224-227, 229, 231, 239
Buchaiin Nikolaj Ivanovic 380, 382, 397,
398
Buchheim Christoph 116
Bystricky Peter 10
Bzochjozef 236
Cadra Fedor 236
Calhoun Craig 365
Canaris Wilhelm 165
Cibula Igor 237
Ciccus, florentsky financnik 80
Ciklamini Viliam 221
Clementis Vladimir 208
Clerk George Colloredo Hieronym 143,
145, 146, 148-152
Colloredo Hieronym 437
Connor Walker 349, 350
Coudenhove Ernestine 150, 152
Csâky Môritz 285
Csengery Antal 326
Csore Pal 31
Câk Matus 22, 79
Caplovicjân 309
Carnogurskyjân 224, 231-235, 238, 240
Carny Ladislav 232
Cernâk Matus 169
Dagobert I. 242, 244, 246, 257-259, 272
Dauritas 252, 265
Davrent, slovanskÿ kmenovÿ vlâdca 235,
283 v
Daxner Stefan Marko 18
Deâk Ferenc 317, 352
Dedinskÿ Alexius 333
(449)
I
DUS AN KOVÀC ET AL.
Demeter, uhorsky tavernik 86
Demszky Gabor 225
Dervan, srbsky vladyka 259, 270
Dessewfiy Aurel 323, 325
Dienstbier Jin 225
Dir, Rurikov vojensky velitel 276-278
DoblhofFJoseph 292
Drabik Mikuläs 414
Drtina Prokop 203
Dubcek Alexander 220-223, 233, 234,
236, 240
Durcansky Ferdinand 160, 166-171, 174,
180, 182, 195
Duris Julius 208
Dusek Dusan 237
Eckhart Ferenc 106
Eddie Scott 104
Eden Anthony 198
Elena, zena Bela II 59
Engels Friedrich 374, 378, 380, 383
Eötvösjozsef 316, 325, 326, 327
Erarich, gotsky panovnik 269
Ermanarich, gotsky panovnik 268, 269
Erthal Friedrich Karol von 427
Eurich, gotsky panovnik 269
Fancsika, zährebsky biskup 75
Fandlyjuraj 17
Feliciän, ostrihomsky arcibiskup 74, 75
Fenyes Elek 309-312, 318
Ferdinand III. 408
Ferdinand V 291, 328
Ferko Milan 236
Festetics Antal 98
Fiedler Karol 100
Fischer Daniel 232
Fischer Ernst Rudolf 174
de Forest Maurice 141-148, 153
Forgäch Antal 98, 101
Francisci Jan 332, 352
Frantisek Stefan Lotrinsky 99
Fredegar kronikar 257-260, 264, 272
Frescobaldiovci, florentsky bankärsky rod
80
Fridrich I. Barbarosa 40
Friedrich August (sasky kurfirst) 431
Friedrich Wilhelm III. (prusky kräl) 431
Friesenhof Gregor 96, 134
Fundarekjozef 166
Gagern Heinrich von 344
Gal Zoltan 112, 113
Gallus Anonymus, polsky kronikar 47
Gardizi, perzskÿ ucenec 281
Garthwaite William sir 146-149, 153
Gaspar Miklös Tamas 225
Geberich, gotsky panovnik 269
Gebert Erich 170, 171, 175-177
Gejza I, uhorsky kral 69
Gejza II, uhorsky kral 64, 69, 75
Gejza, knieza 39
Gellner Ernest 337, 365, 366
Gercken Georg Wilhelm 425
Gerometta Anton 333
Gerschenkron Alexander 116, 127
Gombik Robert 223
Göncz Ârpâd 225
Good David E 103, 119
Göring Hermann 155-157, 159, 165
Gottwald Klement 25, 201-206, 208,
211,213,217
Gozzius z Orvieta 86
Grages Erich 179
Grillparzer Franz 292
Gross Karl 167, 170, 175
Grünwald Bêla 129
GyÖrffy György 64, 67, 69, 70, 72
Hager Franz 293
Hajekjiri 221
Hajnal Istvan 128, 129
Hallon Eudovit 9
Hamada Milan 236
Hamuljak Martin 333
Hanâk Péter 106, 119, 120
Händler Richard 365
Hanrich Franz 334
Hanula Matej 9
Hautinger Johann Nepomuk 425
Heem, cornes 41
Hechter Michael 359, 362, 363
Heinke Franz 420
Heinzeimann Georg 100
Henrich IV, cisar Rimsko-nemeckej rise
71,72,77
(450)
SLOVENSKÉ DEJINY V DEJINÄCH EURÖPY
Herrn Walter 176
Heydrich Reinhard 165
Hildiges, näslednik longobardskeho tronu
251
Hirsch-Gereuth (slobodny pan) Moritz
barön 141
Hitler Adolf 26, 146, 156, 161, 174
Hlaväc Jan 334
Hlavacka Milan 126, 127
Hlinka Andrej 231, 233, 339, 369, 370
Hlozansky Jozef 17, 18
Hloznik Vincent 232
Hodza Milan 23
Holec Roman 8, 9, 11
Homan Bälint 44, 50
HorthyMiklos 165
Hrdlicka Jan 17
Hruz Pavol 220, 224
Huba Marek 232
Hucko Jan 334
Hudäcek Pavol 8
Hudec Ivan 237
HudeczekKarl 177
Hula Bfetislav 399
HuplikJ. 168
Hurban Jozef Miloslav 352
Hus Jan 12, 448
Husäk Gustav 206, 230, 238
Husar Jaroslav 222
Ghatzon, vodca Slovanov 252, 263
Chempelini Endre 91
Chilbudios 250, 251
Chlothar II. 243, 257
Choriv, legendärny zakladatel Kyjeva 277
Chotek Karl 292
Chruscov Nikita S. 219
Churchill Winston 141, 142, 198, 200
Churchillovä Clementine Ogilvy 142
Ibn Churdädbih 282
Ibn Rusta 276, 279-282, 284
Igor (Yngvar) 278, 282
Ilarion, kyjevsky metropolita 278
Illes Artur 396
Imrich I., uhorsky kräl 39
Imrich, syn sv. Stefana 40, 72, 76
Innocent III, päpez 73
Izâk, pristald 75
JablonickÿJozef 220, 223, 228, 231, 232,
235, 236, 239
Jacobeus Jakub 15
Jagodziriski Andrzej 224
Jân Luxemburskÿ, ceskÿ krâl 86
J an z Efezu 262
Jân, solunsky arcibiskup 263
Jankovcovâ Ludmila 221
Jansâk Stefan 175
Jaroslav Mudry 278, 279
Jaurès Jean 376
Jawîowska Aldona 224
Jehlicka Frantisek 394
Jelacic Josip 344
Jicinskÿ Zdenëk 221
Jiskra z Brandysa, Jan 22
Johann Georg II., sasky kurfurst 409, 413
Jordanes, kronikâr 254, 255, 262, 264,
268
Jozef Habsburskÿ 297
Jozef IL 286-288, 292, 299, 301, 314,
319, 328, 333, 419-421, 427, 442
Juki Vladimir 232
Justinian, byzantsky cisâr 250
Justin, byzantsky cisâr 262
Kadlec Vladimir 221
Kadlecik Ivan 220, 224
Kafka Franz 299
Kachelmann Karol 100
Kalinovâ Julia 239
Kalisky Roman 220
Kanis Pavol 237
Kant Immanuel 376
Karl Friedrich (bâdensky markgrôf) 429,
434
Karl Teodor (bavorsky kurfirst) 427, 435,
436
Karol IL, neapolskÿ krâT 79, 80
Karol II., rumunskÿ krâl 164
Karol Robert, uhorsky krâT 79-86, 88,
90,91
Karol Velky, krâl a cisâr Franskej rise 55,
58, 59, 63
Kârolyi Lajos 98
Karvas Imrich 166
(451)
DUSAN KOVÄC ET AL.
Karvas Peter 236
Katus Läszlö 118
Kausel Anton 120
Kautsky Karl 374, 383, 385, 387
Kavuljak Andrej 31
Kedouri Elie 365
Keppler Wilhelm 169-171, 177, 180, 182,
188
Ketel, posol kniezat a Arpada 38
Killinger Manfred von 174
Kis Jänos 225
Klinko Ladislav 222
Klocker Karol 436
Koctuch Hvezdon 222, 223, 240
Kohn Hans 357-361, 364, 367, 369
Koch Mathias 300, 301
Koisjän 333
Kollar Jan 17, 19, 352, 363
Koloman, uhorsky kraT 39, 40, 49, 51-53,
76
Kolowrat Franz Anton 291
Komlosjohn 103-105, 115, 131
Kondratiev Nikolaj D. 116, 121
Konrad II., cisär Rimsko-nemeckej rise
68
Konräd György 225, 235
Konstantin 267, 272, 280
Konstantin IV 253
Koppäny, krälovsky kaplan 74
Korec Jan Chryzostom 232
Kornmann Rupert 436
Kosik Karel 221
Kossuth Lajos 93, 104, 134, 317, 318,
324, 344, 352, 353, 363, 369, 370
Koszegiovci, uhorsky magnätsky rod 79
Kosanovä Danka 232
Kowalska Eva 12, 448
Kraiss Alfred 179
Krälik J. 222
Krauch Carl 157, 164
Kreibich Karel 401
Krenner Jan Nepomuk 437
Kriegei Frantisek 221
Krizko Pavol 21 -23
Kruzliak Imrich 235
Kucerajän 334
Kuhbeck Karl 292
Kun Bela 399, 400
Kuranda Ignatz 293
Kuron Jacek 224
Kusy Miroslav 234, 235
Kusnirakova Ingrid 12, 448
Kuvrat, utigursky vodca 244, 252, 253
Kuznetz Simon 116
Kvetko Martin 235
Kyj, legendarny zakladatef Kyjeva 277
LacnyMikulas 101
Ladislav I., uhorsky krai 39, 43, 57, 69,
74, 76, 77
Ladislav IV, uhorsky krai 41
Ladislav Kan, sedmohradsky vojvoda 79
Laluha Ivan 222, 233, 234
Lange Hans 179
Langos Jan 224, 232
Lani Juraj 416, 418
Laszlo Jeno 396
Lazarova Katarina 232
Lehocky Karol 334
Lendel Gejza 168
Lenin Vladimir Iljic 377, 381, 382, 397
Lensch Paul 383
Leopold I. 409, 412
Leopold II. 287, 333,
Leopold, slavonsky ban 76
Leopold-Hyppolitus, grof kremnickej
komory 88, 90, 91
Levicky Gabriel 226, 239
Liebknecht Karl 401
Liptak Lubomir 236
Lockhart Robert Hamilton Bruce 145,
148
Ludovit II., italsky krai a cisar 275
Ludovit I. Velky, uhorsky krai 79, 88, 90,
91
Ludovit Nemec 267
Ludovit Pobozny 273
Luther Martin 416
Luxemburgova Rosa 377, 380-384, 387,
397, 401
MacDonald James Ramsay 142
Macilinus, ostrihomsky arcibiskup 7 5
Maginjan Baltazar 15, 16
(452)
SLOVENSKÉ DEJINY V DEJINÁCH EURÓPY
Mägya-r Bälint 225
Magyar Eszter 31
Mach Alexander 174
Machala Drahoslav 237
Mailäth György 328
Majer Vaclav 208
Maliniak Pavol 31
Manin Daniele 344
Marcel, pristald 75, 76
Marek z Kältu (Marcus de Kalt) 15
Maria Terezia 99, 286, 311,319,419,
420, 442
Marsina Richard 69, 70
Marusiakjuraj 10
Marx Karl 374, 378-380, 382, 383
Masarykjan 145, 205, 208
Matis Herbert 120
Maurikios 244
Maximilian Frantisek, kolinsky arcibiskup
427, 458
Maximilian III. Jozef (bavorsky kurfirst)
426, 427, 436, 438, 440, 443
Mazzini Giuseppe 344
McCrone David 355
Mendels Franklin 93, 94
Metod 266, 267, 272, 273, 280
Metternich Klemens 291
Mihalik Vojtech 236
Miklosko Frantisek 224, 231, 232
Mikuläs, somodsky zupan 75
Minac Vladimir 230, 236, 237
Mitana Dusan 237
Mlynarikjan 231
Mlynar Zdenek 221
Möller Daniel Wilhelm, pedagog 414,
415
Molotov Vjaceslav 196, 198, 201, 204
Montgelas Maximilian 437, 439, 443
Moravcik Jozef 237
Münzova Alma 223
Murat Joachim 432
Murcic Anton 334
Musil Robert 299
Mutiansky Anton 334
Muzok (Musokios) 264-266, 283
Napoleon Bonaparte 7, 292, 432, 435,
Napoleon Jéróm 432
Napoleon Ludovít 102
Nemetz Alois 401
Nestor, kronikár 280-282, 284
Nestroy Johann 292
Neubacher Hermann 165, 173
Novotny Jan 119, 120
Nyisztor Gyorgy 396
Odescalchi Arthur 101
Oleg (Helgi) 278, 281, 283
Olios László 225, 227, 235
Omodejovci, uhorsky magnátsky rod 79
Ondrej I, uhorsky kráT 38, 54, 56
Ondrej II, uhorsky kráT 61, 64, 73, 82
Ondrej III., uhorsky kráP 79
Otto III., bavorsky vojvoda 79
Oto III, cisár Rimsko-nemeckej rise 79
Oto z Freisingu, nemecky kronikár 48
Oxenstierna Bengst Gabrielsson 408, 411
Palacky Frantisek 344
Palmer Robert R. 102
Pannekoek Anton 380, 397, 401
Papánekjuraj 17
Pardoe Julie 294, 324
Párvy Sándor 369, 370
Pauper, dr., advokát 148
Pavlenda Viktor 222
Péchy Emanuel 310
Pekar Josef 20, 136
Peruzzi Giovanni 80
Pesty Frigyes 31
Pesekjan 10, 446
Peterson Maurice 141
Petó Iván 225
Petfivy Tomás 224, 226
Pic Josef Ladislav 21, 22, 24
Pilárik Andreas 414
Pillersdorf Franz 292
Piltz Samuel 168
Piragast (Peiragastos) 265, 266, 283
Pius VI. 435
Pjatakovjurij 380, 382, 397
Plávková Otilia 223
Pogányjózsef 395
Polansky Ivan 233
Polanyi Karl 115
(453)
DUSAN KOVÄC ET AL.
Polyäk Stefan 162, 167-169, 182, 188
Ponickä Hana 220, 225, 226, 228, 232,
234, 236, 239
Postl Karl (psedonym Sealsfield Charles)
303
Prebuda (Perboyndoy) 265, 283
Precan Vilem 223
Prodan, zährebsky biskup 7 6
Prokopios z Kaisareie 250-254, 258, 261,
262, 269
Pruzinsky Mikuläs 160, 175, 180
Puthon Johann 99, 101
Räkoczi (I.) Juraj (György) 408
Ränki György 106, 107, 118
Rapant Daniel 20, 355, 356, 358
Rastislav, knieza 266, 272
Reclam Philip 294
Reiser Anton 414-417
Reitzenstein Zigmund 429
Renner Karl 387
Rholl Stefan 100
Rigby Walter 143
Roderich, gotsky panovnik 269
Rostow Walt W 116, 117, 121
Rothermere, lord, Harold Sidney Harm-
swort 26, 146
Rotteck Karl 289
Rudas Läszlö 396
Rudnyänszky Endre 399
Rufus Milan 232
Rurik zakladater ruskej panovnickej
dynastie 254, 274-280, 284
Rurikovci, dynastia 10, 280, 284, 447
Ruyter Michiel Adriaanszoon de 412
Samo, fransky kupec 10, 242, 243, 245,
246, 248-250, 255, 257-260, 263,
270-272, 283, 447
Samuel, biblicky sudca 266
Sasinek Franko Vit azoslav 21-23
Saul, biblicky zidovsky panovnik 266
Sedlnitzky Josef 295
Seinsheim Maximilian 439
Selecky Anton 224, 231, 234
Seton-Watson Hugh 350
Seütter, obchodnik 416
Schacht Hjalmar 155
Schirmer Karl 170
Schirnding Ferdinand Leopold 295, 296
Schlicht Günther 179
Schmerling Anton 292
Schumpeter Joseph A. 117
Schusselka Franz 300
Schvarc Michal 9
Schwarzenberg Felix 102
Sigibert III. 259
Sinapius Horcicka Daniel 15
Sineus, brat Rurika 274
Sklenar Juraj 17
Slavik Vaclav 221
SmetanayJan 23
Smith Anthony D. 359
Smith Frederick E. 141
Sorel Georges 376
Spener Philipp Jacob, duchovnÿ 413-418
Spiniovci, florentsky bankarsky rod 80
Sporschil Johann 300
Stadion Johann Philipp 292
StalinJosif Vissarionovic 196, 198, 199,
203, 204, 381,382,397
Steiner Hubert 437
Steinhardt, Lawrence A. 204
Steinhübel Jan 10, 11, 258, 446, 447
Storm Hugo 168
Strasser Josef 380, 381, 397, 401
Strhan Milan 222
StrinkaJülius 223
Struve Gustav 344
Sudengna, hradny jobagiön 75
Svätopluk 11, 16, 262, 267, 272, 273,
281-284, 447
Syjatoslav II. Jaroslavic 275, 277, 278
Svoboda Ludvik 205, 208
Szabö Péter 31, 32, 57
Szalay Laszlo 326
Szântô Béla 396
Széchenyi Istvân 93, 98, 101, 134, 317,
321,324, 352,363
Szontâgh Daniel 334
Szücs Jenô 31
Sabata Jaro slav 221
Safârik Pavol Jozef 17, 271
Salamûn, uhorsky krâl 71-73,77
(454)
SLOVENSKÉ DEJ1NY V DEJINÂCH EURÖPY
Seek, legendärny zakladatel Kyjeva 277
Sevcik, Jan 208
Simecka Milan 220, 223, 226, 227, 230-
233, 235, 238, 239
V
Simon z Kezy 15
Siroky Viliam 208
Skultetyjozef 23, 24
Soltes Peter 10, 11
Spiesz Anton 120
Srobär Vavro 208
Stefan I, uhorsky kral 39, 42, 44-46,
50-52, 63, 67, 68
V
Stefan II, uhorsky kral 7 5
Stefan III, uhorsky kral 75, 76
V
Stefan, z rodu Györ 73
Stefanek Anton 355
Stefanik Martin 8, 445
Stefanik Milan Rastislav 232, 445
Strasser Jan 237
Strpka Ivan 237
Stur Ludovit 17, 19, 22, 230, 339, 344,
352, 353, 363, 369, 370
Svehla Antonín 145
Tagänyi Käroly 31, 62
Tatarka Dominik 220, 223, 227, 228,
229, 231,232, 236
Theodorich I. 269
Theodorich II. 269
Theodorich Vefky 269
Theofilos 273
Thiers Adolphe 344
Thomas Georg 157
Thun Leo 292
Timon Samuel 15, 16
Tisojozef 156, 170
Tisliar Pavol 129
Töth Karoly 224, 225, 227, 235
Toynbee Arnold Joseph 12, 26-28, 30,
448
Trefort Agoston 326
Trizuljakovä Eva 232
Truvor, Rurikov brat 274
Tuka Vojtech 170, 174
Turnbull Peter Evan 294, 303-305
Tymes Frantisek 208
Tazky Ladislav 236
Vaclav III., ceskÿ krâ! 79
Vâczy Péter 45
Vâgo Béla 396
Valuk, (tiez Walluc),kurutânsky vladyka
270
Varga Jeno 399
Vâross Mariân 230
Veiel, Elias 415, 416
VercikJulius 392, 400
Viklef John 12
Vinithar , vlâdca Ostrogotov 264
Viroli Maurizio 350
Viskovskÿ Karel 138, 143, 148, 150
Vladimir Velkÿ 275, 278, 279
VlcekJaroslav 23, 24
Vodslon Frantisek 221
Vorôs Laszlo 11,448
Vozenilekjan 138
Wâllner Erwin 150-152
Weber Max 290, 291, 301,
Weiss Peter 237
Welcker Karl Theodor 289
Wenzel Gustav 31
Wesselényi Miklôs 352
Whitehead Frank 151
Whiteheadovâ Agathe 149-153
Wigand Otto 294
Witteiich, gôtsky panovnik 269
Wohlthat Helmuth 165
Wôhrmüller Bonifie 426
Wulfila, kronikâr, historik 268, 269
Zâborskÿjonâs 352
Zajac Peter 237
Zajicek Mariân 223
Zala Boris 240
Zapf Georg Wilhelm 425
Zâpotocky Antonín 208
Zafko Peter 166
Zay Kâroly 101, 352
Zentner Georg Friedrich 437, 439
Zolnay Laszlo 31
Zorin Valerian A. 204
Zdanov Andrej 202
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Slovak History in European
History. Selected Chapters.
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DUSAN KOVAC ET AL.
RESUME
This publication illustrates European connections in the history of Slova-
kia through the example of selected topics. These connections are generally
accepted at the declarative level. However, it is necessary to prove the deep
structural and space-time relations which organically interconnect the Slovak
national story with the history of the entirety of Europe. A research team from
the Centre of Excellence, which worked with the Institute of History of SAS,
has hereby focused on topics within the following thematic fields:
The economic sphere, totalitarianism after WWII and resistance to it, early
medieval and modern elites, nationalism, and the confessional question.
The territory of contemporary Slovakia has been since the early Middle
Ages a part of European history, primarily in the political sense of the word.
Great Moravia was a part of the developing European political system. The
formation of the European feudal system in the area of economics was more
gradual, but the relations and alliances that were established lasted for a long
time. The European system of economic relations in modern times is quite
solid, although after the Second World War the system was of a “dual charac-
ter” and this changed only after 1989,
Agricultural production was a deciding factor for the early Middle Ages
in Europe. Agricultural production was connected with the question of land
possession. A feudal system was formed in Hungary and it was basically iden-
tical with what we know of feudal systems in Western Europe. The ruler was
the formal owner of all of the land in a country. Some remnants of private
ownership obviously still existed in the first period after the Hungarian State
was established. Such remnants were characteristic in the ninth century and
perhaps were even the original proprietary relations characteristic of Hunga-
rian tribes. However, relations in this area, at least the formal/legal ones, were
gradually united on the basis of the principle of monopoly feudal ownership
of land by the ruling dynasty.
Gradually, not only royal administrators, but also the church and nobility
acquired land through gifts and via economic activities connected with the
land. Royal patrimony became more and more a legal category and economic
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activities were executed by means of the actual owners of the land. Moreo-
ver, unlike in German countries, where one was given land for life, in Hun-
gary given land could be inherited. Attention has thus far been mainly paid to
arable land. Pavol Hudacek deals in his paper with the question of royal forests
and the dynastic property of the Arpads in the eleventh and twelfth centuries.
During the period when the feudal system in Hungary was being formed,
domestic relations were to a larger and larger extent confronted with relations
in Western Europe, from where also lots of impulses for reforms were brought.
After the death of the Arpads and the commencement of the Anjou dynasty,
the new sovereign dynasty immediately bound itself to the new system prevai-
ling in their home countries. It was therefore natural that the Anjous, by means
of their reforms, tried to introduce economic elements into Hungary which
were typical of the more developed economy of Western Europe. In Hunga-
rian conditions, these reforms brought economic progress which moved the
country closer to the developed economic areas of Europe. Anjouvian econo-
v
mic reforms are dealt with by Martin Stefanik.
From a research point of view, the territory of Central Europe, including
Slovakia, is an extraordinarily interesting territory even in modern times.
Roman Holec has called his contribution literally, a “laboratory of European
economic history”. The location of the Slovak territory results from the geo-
graphic position between Western and Eastern Europe. While in the West,
where intense industrialization was a part of the modernization process and
industry became the dominant economic branch, in the East the agrarian
sector still prevailed. Central Europe, including Slovakia, found itself at the
end of the eighteenth century in a kind of “inner conflict”, in the fight of
the two poles, traditionalism and modernism. This economic conflict did not
result in only economic consequences, but it also significantly influenced social
questions and politics. Roman Holec, in his contribution, thematically discus-
ses this second conflict characteristic of Central Europe. While class and pro-
fessional solidarity was, on one hand, being supported by economic interests,
economic nationalism, on the other hand, was disturbing this multinational
solidarity. Economic nationalism was, after all, a phenomenon which signifi-
cantly affected the entire society.
Land reform after the First World War, which is the centre of interest for
Matej Hanula, was undoubtedly a Europe-wide phenomenon at the time. His-
torically assembled conflicts of land possession and the economical use of this
land became a serious element not only in economics, but also in social areas
and politics. Several countries took to solve this issue. However, their methods
and results differed considerably. Czechoslovak land reform was, in its concep-
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tion, one of the most radical, if we exclude the situation in the Soviet Union
when the Bolsheviks at first won over farmers with promises of land and then
drove them to kolkhozes. Land reforms offer exceptionally rich comparison
material. Matej Hanula focused only on land reform in Slovakia and he fol-
lows to what extent it affected British citizens. A more extensive comparison,
which would include more European countries, is still required.
The question of expansive German politics and its economic tools stand
between economics, politics and military history. Ludovit Hallon and Michal
Schvarz discuss the quite extensive interrelations of the question of Slovakia
and its economics, using the example of the German expansion to oil indus-
try in Southeast Europe after 1938. The Slovak oil industry and industry for
processing diesel oil played an important role in the German military and
economic plans. The authors of this study attach some significant documents.
The field of political history is undoubtedly the most elaborated for the
recognition of mutual relations between Slovak and European history.
Be it in the field of international relations, or diplomacy history, but also
questions relating to the history of political parties and movements, revolutions
or the spread of political ideas and the like, Slovak historiography will likely
be able to prepare a synthetic collective work of this sort in the near future.
The Central European and European context is, as a rule, present in synthetic
works, like in the edition of Slovakia in the Twentieth Century as well as in
a synthesis of Slovakia in the Nineteenth Century, which are currently being
prepared, and in a number of monographs dedicated to Slovak political his-
tory. But there are surely some topics which have not been compiled yet, or
which have been compiled insufficiently. In the present monograph we, there-
fore, focus only on the period after the Second World War, particularly on two
case studies dedicated to the formation of the Soviet bloc Jan Pesek) and on
the position of Slovak dissent before and shortly after 1989 Juraj Marusiak).
The topic of elites has been especially frequent in the last two decades. An
interest in elites, in their formation, transformation and their role in historic
processes has naturally resulted from the knowledge that although history is
created by people, not all people participate with an even hand. Even Slovak
historiography has in the last decades paid attention to elites, even though
these elites have been perceived rather biographically, rather than sociologi-
cally-structurally. This other side of the functioning of elites is, for a fact, still
in its infancy. Sociologists are presently more concerned with this perspective
than historians. The problem of elites is in the present monograph analyzed
in the contributions of Peter Bystricky, Jan Steinhiibel, and Peter Soltes. Their
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view is of the elites from the early Middle Ages, and these are Slavic elites, or
more precisely, the elites of the Slavic world.
Peter Bystricky has asked an interesting question in his study That is, the
question of the so-called bestowing of rule by Slavs to non-Slavic rulers cho-
sen by the Slavic community This action is, as far as world history is concer-
ned, known from the case of the Rurik dynasty as Russian rulers. The Slavs
from Central Europe acted in this way in the case of the Frankish merchant
Samo. As opposed to the Ruriks, Samo did no establish his own dynasty, but
the fact of “appointing” foreign rulers in itself allows for certain generaliza-
tions. It allows us, for example, to form the hypothesis that the number and
quantity of Slavic tribes and their degrees of development made it impossible
to identify their “own” prince, so it was easier to appoint an able foreign ruler
to protect and control the territory Peter Bystricky also presents a termino-
logical question — the question of the naming of rulers. This question has
recently launched a debate, which was not initiated by the scientific commu-
nity itself, but by the political sphere and nationalistic mythology. A usage has
been common in Slovak historiography to title rulers with the title of “king”
only in cases where they are crowned with a royal crown and with the approval
of the Pope. Other rulers, meaning also the rulers of Great Moravia, were in
historiography addressed with the name of “princes”. There is no professional
reason to change this usage, nor are there any relevant arguments. Jan Stein-
htibel, in his contribution, has systematically presented the titles that were used
by the rulers at that time. He demonstrates that the entire discussion around
Svatopluk the King was made artificially, and when looking at the period and
professional terminology, this question is irrelevant. The question of whether
Svatopluk was or was not an important ruler is substantial; and there is a mee-
ting of minds as far as this question is concerned. Svatopluk was an important
ruler of his time and even though he obviously longed for a royal title, the cir-
cumstances were unfavourable for his ambitions. The question of elites in the
modern and recent history of Slovakia is also starting to be developed. Elites
in modern times form an extraordinarily interesting topic, even if we only look
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at them in comparison to the Austrian countries and Hungary, as Peter Soltes
has done in his present contribution. It is possible to presume that the compa-
rison of certain phenomena in ancient and modern history can be productive
in the development of historical knowledge, and it is thus necessary to work
systematically on such comparisons — not only within the territory of Central
Europe, but also within all of Europe.
The link between Slovak and European history in the nineteenth century is
markedly affected by the phenomenon of nationalism. Nationalism influenced
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European history in all areas. It was not only an ideology and politics, but also
of economics, culture and sport. Whereas until the mid 1990s the so-called
primordialistic conception prevailed in Slovak historiography political science,
ethnology, social anthropology and sociology — which understood the nation
as conceived as an eternal or almost eternal entity — recently academia, except
for several authors, has adopted the conception of a nation as an entity created
and formed in the historic process by means of the national agitation of elites.
This conception corresponds to the current state of historical knowledge, and
the understanding of a nation as an “invented tradition” allows us to more
fully understand Slovak national history. In the present study, the nation and
nationalism is analysed in the theoretical contribution of Ladislav Voros and
the work of Juraj Benko. It is interesting to watch how nationalism gradually
gained control over the thinking of elites, forming a complex nationalistic ide-
ology and basing political programs around it. Nationalism became a society-
-wide phenomenon which took control of politics, economics (Roman Holec),
and all areas of social life. Juraj Benko shows us in his study, on the base of
rich source material, that nationalism even seized control over the socialistic
movement not only before but also after the First World War, over the leftist
movement, including the communist movement, which on the outside argued
with internationalistic mottos.
The confessional question was also of all-European character. Medieval
Europe was built as a continent with prevailing Christianity. After the first
schism, Christianity was divided into western and eastern segments, which
according to Arnold J. Toynbee, was a sufficient reason for the delimitation
of these two Christian communities as two separated civilizations. After the
previous “heresies”, that is Wycliffe s and Hus teachings, a new schism broke
out fully in the sixteenth century which divided Western Christianity into the
Catholic and Protestant Churches. All these processes took place in Slovakia
too. Eva Kowalska, in her study, looks at the Hungarian confessional exile,
which she views not only in the area of international politics but also in cul-
ture. Ingrid Kusnirakova, in her comparative study, compares the closing of
monasteries in the Hapsburg monarchy and in the German Reich.
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