Slovak National Council

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The Slovak National Council is the name of different types of supreme bodies in the history of Slovakia. They existed within the Kingdom of Hungary or Czechoslovakia or the WWII Slovak Republic or were bodies of Slovak exile or expatriots:

  • Slovak National Council (1848-1849) (during the 1848/1949 revolution)
  • Slovak National Council (1914) (an attempt by M. Dula during WWI)
  • Slovak National Council (1918) (adopted the Declaration of the Slovak Nation)
  • Slovak National Council (1920, 1933) (the Slovak National Council of F. Jehlička; a body of Slovak expatriots)
  • Slovak National Council (1939-1940) (the Slovak National Council of Milan Hodža)
  • Slovak National Council (1943-1960), called "Slovak National Council Abroad" since 1948 (a body of Slovak expatriots)
  • Slovak National Council (1943-1992), which was renamed National Council of the Slovak Republic on October 1, 1992
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