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From:         Guido Zambrana Avila <zambrana@UNBOL.BO>
Subject:      preguntas... (fwd)
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From antonio  Mon Aug 24 19:07:42 1992
Date: Mon, 24 Aug 92 19:07:42 -0300
From: antonio (Antonio Mendez)
Message-Id: <9208242207.AA10769@unbol.bo>
To: zambrana
Subject: preguntas...

Hola

Quiero pedirte un favor, aparte del que ya sabemos :-).
Quisiera que me des alguna informacion acerca de una empresa que da servicios de
comunicacion electronica en Chile, esta se llama Sprint International - Chile,
espero que tengas alguna informacion al respecto.
Lo que me interesa mas, es el tipo de red al que pertence (Bitnet, internet,
etc,...), si tenemos compatibilidad en comnicaiones con BolNet, etc.
Y si tubiera algo de tiempo, que tal si preguntas a tus amigo por ahi.
No quisiera molestarte mucho, pero te rogaria me respondas en cuanto tengas
alguna  respuesta.

Gracias por tu colaboracion.


Antonio Mendez Aguirre                Facultad de Ingenieria - UMSA
email: antonio@unbol.bo                    Ingenieria Electronica
       BolNet                                    La Paz Bolivia

Nota. Como es de las listas de discucion!
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From:         Robert Krawitz <rlk@THINK.COM>
Subject:      How to Contact Friend in Kiev?
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A friend from Ukraine recently mentioned to me in a (snail mail) letter that
his company in Kiev has an account with SOVMAIL, which he said is run by
Sprint.  He wondered whether I would be able to get an electronic mail
message to him via the Internet.  I promised to try, but have had no luck so
far.

He gave me his User ID (XXXXXXXX.KIV, XXXXXXXX being the company he works
for), gave his Organization as CUSTOMERS, and his Country (C) as USSR.  I've
tried several ways of arranging this info into a valid Internet address
(including changing the Country code to SU), but no luck.

Could anyone tell me:

    1.  IS there a way to get there from Internet?

    2.  How do I arrange the pieces parts of the address to get the message
        through?

Any help from you kind folks would be MUCH appreciated!

--Larry Cunningham      PER_CUNNING%ODNVMS@MPS.OHIO-STATE.EDU
                        PER_CUNNING@OSI.OHIO.GOV
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From:         Robert Krawitz <rlk@THINK.COM>
Subject:      Anonymous FTP sites and the FTP'ing
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Could any one kindly tell as to how (and where) I could find the list of
all the FTP sites, particularly, those 'anonymous' sites accessible to all.
Thank you in advance,
suresh

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From:         Robert Krawitz <rlk@THINK.COM>
Subject:      Re: I need a list of Whois servers...
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              25 Aug 1992 17:39:33 -0400 from <power@STAN.MIT.EDU>

>>If anyone has a list of the Whois servers. would you please E-mail it to me or
>>post it so I can  print it out.  Also, HOW DO YOU USE THE DAMN THINGS, I know
>>how to look for someone that I know, but can you get other lists aswell?
>
>As mentioned recently on INFO-NETS, the Internet whois-server list is
>available via anonymous FTP in
>
>    sipb.mit.edu:/pub/whois/whois-servers.list
>
>This file includes some instructions on server use.
>
>If you don't have access to the Internet to FTP this file, then it's
>unlikely the file would be of any use to you. In nearly all cases, the
>only access to these servers is via a direct Internet (tcp/whois)
>connection.
>
>Since you're mailing from a BITNET address, it's likely that you're
>instead interested in the list of LISTSERV hosts that accept the
>/WHOIS command. This list can be retrieved by sending the command
>
>    GET BITNET SERVERS
>
>to, e.g., LISTSERV@BITNIC.
>
>Once you have the list, you can access an individual server by sending
>a command such as
>
>    /WHOIS Lastname
>
>to the LISTSERV of interest. It can be sent as an interactive message
>over BITNET, or as the body of a mail message.
>
>Matt

Further to the above, if you are on Bitnet, you can send a message
to BITFTP@PUCC with a one word message  HELP and you will get
help on how to FTP from Bitnet.

Cynthia Fish
Baruch College/CUNY
baiso01@bbadmin
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Date: 25 Aug 92 15:00:34 CDT
Organization: Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY

If anyone has a list of the Whois servers. would you please E-mail it to me or
post it so I can  print it out.  Also, HOW DO YOU USE THE DAMN THINGS, I know
how to look for someone that I know, but can you get other lists aswell?

thanks, and forgive the stupidity....

Catch 22 ----------------------------Beelewm@wkuvx1.bitnet

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From:  kav@welding.spb.su (kav)
Subject: Where to send message about sale work of art(what kind of network)
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Organization: JV SVARKA-WELDING (St. Petersburg)
Date: Fri, 4 Sep 1992 14:49:17 GMT


Dear Sir,Messrs!

1.Please let me know what kind of newsgroup Internet or
  network I may send the message about sale/buy work of art
  (for example a gobelin).
2. How may  receive access to commerce information in Internet
   and other network.

With best wishes.
Andrej Kulik. Russia,St-Petersburg

E-mail: kav@welding.spb.su
Phone:7-(812)-184-14-56 

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From:         Raju Dandu <NU172523@NDSUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: addressing
              1 Sep 1992 16:44:06 GMT from <ttj@DOE.CARLETON.CA>

Dear netters:
             There is a US express mail system also which takes only
two  days to deliver to Praha, Bratislava, Zilina etc. It costs around
12 US$.
                                   Raju Dandu, Fargo, North Dakota.
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From:         lhdsy1!HOVMB.HOU281.CHEVRON.COM!TKMARC@UUNET.UU.NET
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>> >   036 52  Martin
>> >    Slovak republic
>> >    CSFR
>>
>> Mr Frajkor, just curious, is "Slovak republic" a required part of
>> the address, or does it speed up the delivery?
>
>    Not required.. the zip code should work.  But Orleans, Ontario,
>near Ottawa, is not Orleans, Quebec, near Quebec City, and Yorkville,
>NS is not Yorkville, Ont..  so I presume (not knowing)  that if there
>is a Martin, Czech republic,  it might speed delivery to let them know
>that'as not the one I want.

I see. Very illuminating remarks...

--Kamil Marcinka (Internet address: tkmarc@hovmb.ion.chevron.com)
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Date: Friday, 28 Aug 1992 21:06:23 EDT
From: Shinjinee Sen <SSEN@auvm.american.edu>
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A friend sent me an interview with Dubcek which appeared in a local
newspaper. I don't know what interest there is in it, but I am willing to
forward it to this group. However my program CMS has no way I know of to
forward the file (derived from regular e-mail) to this group. Can someone
help me. He has no access to the bit.  groups.

Shinjinee Sen
From: UN3600@SRU.BITNET (BARBARA BANJAK)
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Date: 31 Aug 92 19:30:49 GMT
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              31 Aug 1992 07:11:00 +0100 from <KUBASKA@CSBBYS51>

Yes, I believe you are the person he mentioned.  He asked that I get
your name and address and we have your sign on.  He will be receiving
a bitnet address soon and I am sure he will contact you.  Thank you
very much for responding.  Barbara Banjak.
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Date:         Mon, 31 Aug 1992 22:40:41 EDT
From:         George Frajkor <gfrajkor@CCS.CARLETON.CA>
Subject:      Re: Dusan Slobodnik
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              Kucera" at Aug 28, 92 9:52 am

Henry Kucera writes:
>
>   In all fairness to Skvorecky, he explicitely stated in the NY Times that
> there were serious accusations agaist Slobodnik (made by Slovaks, not by
>  him), that Slobodnik denied most, admitted some facts (such as the
>  training camp) with a different spin and that he may even be telling the
> thruth, in Skvorecky's opinion. The main point that S. then made was
> essentialy that in most other countries where such controversial past of a
>  member of the government was alleged, it would be examined and investigated.

             It was, Henry.  You have been reading the Czech
newspapers again.  Try for something a little more truthful.
Slobdonik was not just freed from the gulag on amnesty, he was one of
the few peopple who actually used the Soviet justice system itself and
appealled.   He was vindicated.  It turned out that even under Soviet
law, they had no reason to accuse him of anything.
 I have already mentioned Simon Weisenthal's own investigations.
Slobodnik's life is all on the public record and he has never hidden
anything. If you can think of what he should be investigated for,
bring it forth.

The  only
accusations being made against him now are advanced by Lubomir Feldek
 the guy whose
main claim to fame is that he wrote one poem lauding the great works
for peace of Leonid Brezhnev (who invaded the CSFR in 1968) and
another mourning the leaving of Vaclav Havel from the scene.  You
remember Havel -- the guy who wrote a nice thank you letter to an old
Bolshevik like Marian Calfa for his great work as federal prime
minister.







>
> This apparently did not happen in Slovakia. And there S. has a point. After
>  all, there was a fascizoid Slovakia during WW2, the Slovaks drafted by that
> government were supposed to (and some did) fight on the Nazi side, so it is no
> wonder that the outside world is somewhat sensitive to all this stuff. That is
> why the US government banned Kirschbaum and the West European papers were so
> critical when the Tiso plaque was unveiled. Slovakia will have enough problems
> after January 1 to need to carry this kind of baggage, in my humble opinion.
>
>  I am no great admirer of the op-page of the NY Times (for different reasons)
> but at least they do not censor their contributors.
>
> Respectfully, H.K.
>


    Jan George Frajkor
 School of Journalism                      _!_
 Carleton University,                     __!__
 Ottawa, Ontario                            !
 Canada K1S 5B6                             !
   -- gfrajkor@ccs.carleton.ca --          /^\
  613 788-7404     fax:613 788-5604    /^\/   \/^\
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Date:         Mon, 31 Aug 1992 10:59:00 N
From:         FALK2399@DS0RUS54.BITNET
Subject:      cultural imperialism

>It's some kind of cultural imperialism which is so dangerous, as a political
>or  territorial imperialism.
>
>I suppose this special side of Czech history and political philosophy had
>Mr. Frajkor in mind....
>
>Jan Szelepcsenyi

It's a shame if >> somebody who wishes to call himself a professor >>( H.K.)
needs  someone to express his thoughts without nastiness and swearing, someone
being able and fair enough to hit the substantial points of the Slovak
position the vast majority of the contributions to this list have failed to.

As a Czech I don't agree with many points of the position. But it won my
respect as the way the majority of the Slovaks looks upon us. Now I finally
see the only way to demonstrate the Czechs are  n o t  willing to become
"Lehrmeister" of the Slovaks or anybody else is dividing Czechoslovakia
into two entirely independent states as soon as possible.

Regards,

Miroslav Havranek, Stuttgart, FRG
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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 09:52:38 EDT
From:         Henry Kucera <HENRY@BROWNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Dusan Slobodnik

  In all fairness to Skvorecky, he explicitely stated in the NY Times that
there were serious accusations agaist Slobodnik (made by Slovaks, not by
 him), that Slobodnik denied most, admitted some facts (such as the
 training camp) with a different spin and that he may even be telling the
thruth, in Skvorecky's opinion. The main point that S. then made was
essentialy that in most other countries where such controversial past of a
 member of the government was alleged, it would be examined and investigated.

This apparently did not happen in Slovakia. And there S. has a point. After
 all, there was a fascizoid Slovakia during WW2, the Slovaks drafted by that
government were supposed to (and some did) fight on the Nazi side, so it is no
wonder that the outside world is somewhat sensitive to all this stuff. That is
why the US government banned Kirschbaum and the West European papers were so
critical when the Tiso plaque was unveiled. Slovakia will have enough problems
after January 1 to need to carry this kind of baggage, in my humble opinion.

 I am no great admirer of the op-page of the NY Times (for different reasons)
but at least they do not censor their contributors.

Respectfully, H.K.
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From: ttj@doe.carleton.ca (Tomas Janacek)
Subject: addressing
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Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1992 16:44:06 GMT

RE ADDRESSING

My experience is that it usually takes 7-9 days from Canada (Ottawa) to
Slovakia (Bratislava,Zilina), however, you may expext some deviations
(2-3 days).

				Tomas Janacek, Ottawa, Canada

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From:         Henry Kucera <HENRY@BROWNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: poetry in slovakia

>Posted on 2 Sep 1992 at 17:01:34 by George Frajkor
(abbreviated)

>          The whole idea of expelling the Sudenten germans was Benes'
>own, as he outlines in his books, and it was carried out by the
>Czechs. In fact the allies all balked at it at first, but Benes
>persuaded them that a strong Germ,an minority would be another danger
>to a Slavic state.  Ethnic cleansing is the word we use today.

I never admired Benes all that much until instructed by the teacher. Imagine:
What a genius Benes must have been; a president of a small country in exile,
a third of which was about to lose the war on the Nazi side (Tiso's Slovakia),
and still able to persuade Roosevelt (Yalta), Truman (Potsdam), Churchill
(Yalta), Attlee (Potsdam), Stalin (both-they didn't have elections where he
ruled) to expel all the Sudeten Germans! All that by himself, brave fellow!

>Give credit to the Communists -- once they came to power in the
>CSFR (or whatever its name was then) they actually halted the
>deportations.

The Communists came to absolute power in February 1948. All the Germans were
gone by then. (It was called Czechoslovakia.)

>It was not completed when the Communists halted it.  Your impression
>that it was a Commy idea probably comes from a recent article in
>Lidove Noviny, which is specializing these days in denying history.

  The man can read our mind!

  Is that why I can't stand television news?  Regards, H.K.
>
>
>    Jan George Frajkor
> School of Journalism  !!!                 _!_
> Carleton University,                     __!__
> Ottawa, Ontario                            !
> Canada K1S 5B6                             !
>   -- gfrajkor@ccs.carleton.ca --          /^\
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From:         Lubos Elias <Lubos.Elias@UAKOM.CS>
Subject:      Re: CONTACT IN BANSKA BYSTRICE
              31, 92 3:30 pm

>
>
> Yes, I believe you are the person he mentioned.  He asked that I get
> your name and address and we have your sign on.  He will be receiving
> a bitnet address soon and I am sure he will contact you.  Thank you
> very much for responding.  Barbara Banjak.
>


My name is Lubos Elias and this is my address ( I think you already
know :-) ) Lubos.Elias@uakom.cs     or
           elias@csbbys51.bitnet

I will be glad to contact him.

BTW I graduated from Komensky University, too. 3 years ago.

Regards,

        Lubos
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 10:53:36 EST
From:         HAMMERL@UCS.INDIANA.EDU
Subject:      Constitution

RFE/RL report

SLOVAK PARLIAMENT ADOPTS CONSTITUTION.  On 1 September, the
Slovak parliament approved the constitution of the Slovak
Republic.  CSTK reports that in the 150-member parliament 114
deputies voted for the constitution, 16 voted against, 4
abstained, and 16 were not present. A three-fifths majority
was needed to approve the constitution. Shortly before the
vote, ethnic Hungarian deputies walked out. The parliament
approved an amendment to the preamble to the Slovak
Constitution whereby the original wording "We, the citizens
of the Slovak Republic..." was replaced by "We, the Slovak
nation..." Another amendment approved by the deputies
stipulates that the Slovak language should be considered the
"state" language of the republic, rather than the "official"
language.  Parliamentary chairman Gasparovic said that "by
the adoption of this constitution, the Slovak Republic has
become a sovereign state." Czechoslovakia is to split into
two states on 1 January 1993. (Jiri Pehe, RFE/RL Inc.)

SLOVAK PREMIER CLASHES WITH HUNGARIAN DEPUTIES. Speaking at
the end of the Slovak National Council's discussion of a
draft Slovak constitution on 1 September, Slovak Prime
Minister Vladimir Meciar accused ethnic Hungarian deputies of
trying to create political instability in Slovakia. CSTK
reports Meciar as saying that amendments to the constitution
proposed by Hungarian deputies were rejected not because they
were proposed by ethnic Hungarians but because they were bad.
Meciar also argued that there was no comparison between the
treatment of ethnic Hungarians in Slovakia and ethnic Slovaks
in Hungary. In Slovakia, "we do not want ethnic Hungarians to
meet the same fate that ethnic Slovaks have met in Hungary,"
said Meciar.  Hungarian deputy Erno Rozsa rejected Meciar's
speech as dictatorial and arrogant. (Jiri Pehe, RFE/RL Inc.)

DUBCEK UPDATE.  A physician at the Prague clinic where
Alexander Dubcek, former chairman of the Czechoslovak Federal
Assembly and leader of the 1968 Prague Spring, was
transported following a car crash, confirmed that his
condition is critical.  Dubcek's spine, pelvis, and several
ribs are broken. In early morning hours of 2 September Dubcek
underwent three hours of surgery on his spine. Describing the
accident, CSTK reports that Dubcek and his driver were
catapulted from the doors of their BMW auto after it broke
through a steel roadside barrier on the highway connecting
Prague and Bratislava and plunged into a ravine. (Jiri Pehe,
RFE/RL Inc.)
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 09:54:36 +0100
From:         KUBASKA@CSBBYS51.BITNET
Subject:      Constitution of Slovak republic

With good deal of satisfaction I may announce to all contributors
of Slovak-L, that the first democratic constitution of Slovak republic
was passed in Slovak parliament yesterday.
The constitution start with:

My, narod slovensky, pamatajuc na politicke a kulturne dedicstvo nasich
predkov a starocne skusenosti zo zapasov o narodne bytie a vlastnu
statnost, v zmysle cyrilo-metodskeho duchovneho dedicstva a historickeho
odkazu Velkej Moravy, vychadzajuc z prirodzeneho prava narodov na sebeurcenie,
spolocne s prislusnikmi narodnostnych mensin a etnickych skupin na uzemi
Slovenskej republiky zijucich, v zaujme trvalej a mierovej spoluprace
s ostatnymi demokratickymi statmi a usilujuc sa o uplatnovanie demokratickej
formy vlady, zaruk slobodneho zivota, rozvoja duchovnej kultury a hospodarskej
prosperity, teda my, obcania Slovenskej republiky, uznasame sa prostrednictvom
svojich zastupcov na tejto ustave.



114 MP's were for the constitution, 16 against, 4 didnt vote.


Marian Kubaska
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From:         BARBARA BANJAK <UN3600@SRU.BITNET>
Subject:      CONTACT IN BANSKA BYSTRICE

Several weeks ago I remembering seeing correspondence from a gentleman
from Banska Bystrice on the network.  I failed to note his bitnet
address.  At Slippery Rock University in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania,
we have a very active international studies program.  Presently we
have 10 students enrolled for this semester from Slovakia.  One of
our students is from Banska Bystrice and is interested in communicating
on the network.  I would appreciate a response from the gentleman from
Banska Bystrice or his bitnet address.  Thank you.
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