• Milan Hodža - Wikipedia

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    Supporters of Milan Hodža in 1906. Proposed map of federal United States of Greater Austria and the major ethnic groups of Austria-Hungary.

  • Milan Hodža - Biyografya

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    Milan Hodža. Öğretim Görevlisi, Felsefeci, Eğitimci, Hukukçu, Gazeteci, Tarihçi, Siyasetçi, Yazar. ... Hodža Milan, Milan Hodža. İLGİLİ BİYOGRAFİLER.

  • Milan Hodža (@HodzaMilan) / Twitter

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    1. 14. Milan Hodža. @HodzaMilan. · Jun 27, 2019. ... Zajtra zásadné vyhlásenie spoluobčania! 1. Milan Hodža.

  • Slovak Statesman Milan Hodža Was Ranked Among...

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    On February 1, 145 years will have passed since Milan Hodža's birthday, offering the opportunity to remember one of the most significant figures of 20th century...

  • Milan Hodža | Ministerstvo Zahraničních Věcí České Republiky

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    Sme občania československého štátu, máme spoločné československé štátne občianstvo, ale sme dva národy.“, Milan Hodža: Slovenský týždenník, č.3, 21.

  • Milan Hodža. Milan Hodža 2024 Hakkındaki Tüm Bilgiler...

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    2024 hakkında güncel bilgilerle Milan Hodža hakkında bilmediğiniz her şey. Milan Hodža'nun tanımı ve terimi.

  • Milan Hodža

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    konferencie), 1992; K. Kollár: Milan Hodža: Moderný teoretik, pragmatický politik, 1994; K. Kollár: Metamorfózy chápania nacionalizmu v diele M. H., F 1995. kk.

  • Milan Hodža - Vikipedi

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    Milan Hodža, (d. 1 Şubat 1878 - ö. 27 Haziran 1944), Slovak gazeteci ve siyasetçi. 1935 ila 1938 yılları arasında Çekoslovakya başbakanlığı görevinde...

  • Milan Hodža : Notlar Vikipedi: Özgür Ansiklopedi » Mario Wiki

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    Milan Hodža, (d. 1 Şubat 1878 - ö. 27 Haziran 1944), Slovak gazeteci ve siyasetçi. ... Notlar. ^ "Milan Hodža at osobnosti.sk (Slovakça)".

  • Milan Hodža — Wikipedia Republished // WIKI 2

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    Milan Hodža held high Czechoslovak, French, Italian, Romanian, Yugoslavian and Polish awards. On 27 June 2002 his remains were reburied in the National...

  • Hodža, Milan : H — Armedconflicts.com

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    Milan Hodža sa narodil 1. februára 1878 v Sučanoch (okres Martin). Jeho strýko M.M. Hodža patril k najbližším spolupracovníkom Ľ. Štúra.

  • Honoring Milan Hodža — John Palka

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    To restore Hodža’s name to its rightful place, beginning in 2005 the government initiated the Days of Milan Hodža, which are held annually close to the anniversary...

  • Milan Hodža ::: Open WIKI

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    Milan Hodža was a Slovak politician and journalist, serving from 1935 to 1938 as the Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.