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The culture of Slovakia is the result of several folk traditions and because of its position in the Central Europe, it is also influenced by Austrian, German, Hungarian and Slavic cultures.^[1]

See also

• Outline of Slovakia
• Cinema of Slovakia
• Music of Slovakia
• Museums in Slovakia
• Slovak cuisine
• Slovak language
• Slovak literature
• Slovak national weapon

References

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