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Slovak Autonomy 1938 – 1939: The Initial Phase of the Holocaust and Persecution

Slovak Autonomy 1938 – 1939: The Initial Phase of the Holocaust and Persecution (Introduction)

Fiamová, Martina – Lônčíková, Michala

Sicherheistdienst and the Autonomous Slovakia. A Biographical Sketch of Werner Göttsch

Schvarc, Michal

Back to the Kitchens, Churches and Children. Women during the Period of Autonomy, 1938 – 1939

Škorvanková, Eva

The Legislative Tools of the New Power. Political Persecution in Slovakia in 1938 – 1939

Zavacká, Katarína

From Campaigns against “Judeo-Bolshevism“ to Proposals for the Solution of the “Jewish Question”. Anti-Semitism in the Journalism of Karol Körper from the Second Half of the 1930s

Szabó, Miloslav

Sealed Borders, Trafficking and Deportation – Austrian Refugees in the Czechoslovak Border Region after the “Anschluss”

Schellenbacher, Wolfgang

No Man’s Land in 1938. Deportation beyond the Bounds of Citizenship

Frankl, Michal

The Establishment and Activities of the Jewish Central Office

Mešková Hradská, Katarína

A Social Change in the Biographical Narratives of the Inhabitants of Today’s Slovakia – From the Munich Agreement to 14th March 1939

Vrzgulová, Monika

“The Jew Is and Always Will Be Our Greatest Enemy!” Anti-Semitism in Slovak Radio Broadcast from the Reich’s Vienna Radio Station

Lônčíková, Michala

Forum Historiae, 2019, Vol. 13, No. 1, ISSN 1337-6861

FORUM HISTORIAE 1/2019:
Slovak Autonomy 1938 – 1939: The Initial Phase of the Holocaust and Persecution

Editors:
Martina Fiamová - Michala Lônčíková

Slovak Language Proofreading:
Katarína Kubáňová

English Language Translation and Proofreading:
Silvia Holéczyová, Your Choice - jazykové služby, s.r.o.

Title image:
Ernest Zmeták: Zaťatá valaška, 1963 (cutout). Source: webumenia.sk

Graphic design:
Juraj Benko

Authors:
Martina Fiamová
Michal Frankl
Michala Lônčíková
Katarína Mešková Hradská
Wolfgang Schellenbacher
Michal Schvarc
Miloslav Szabó
Eva Škorvanková
Monika Vrzgulová
Katarína Zavacká

Forum Historiae 1/2019 "Slovak Autonomy 1938 – 1939: The Initial Phase of the Holocaust and Persecution" was created in cooperation with the Holocaust Documentation Center (DSH) and with the support of the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI), whose Slovak partner is DSH.

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Slovak Autonomy 1938 – 1939: The Initial Phase of the Holocaust and Persecution

Slovak Autonomy 1938 – 1939: The Initial Phase of the Holocaust and Persecution (Introduction)

Sicherheistdienst and the Autonomous Slovakia. A Biographical Sketch of Werner Göttsch

Back to the Kitchens, Churches and Children. Women during the Period of Autonomy, 1938 – 1939

The Legislative Tools of the New Power. Political Persecution in Slovakia in 1938 – 1939

From Campaigns against “Judeo-Bolshevism“ to Proposals for the Solution of the “Jewish Question”. Anti-Semitism in the Journalism of Karol Körper from the Second Half of the 1930s

Sealed Borders, Trafficking and Deportation – Austrian Refugees in the Czechoslovak Border Region after the “Anschluss”

No Man’s Land in 1938. Deportation beyond the Bounds of Citizenship

The Establishment and Activities of the Jewish Central Office

A Social Change in the Biographical Narratives of the Inhabitants of Today’s Slovakia – From the Munich Agreement to 14th March 1939

“The Jew Is and Always Will Be Our Greatest Enemy!” Anti-Semitism in Slovak Radio Broadcast from the Reich’s Vienna Radio Station

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