Slovakia then and now
By: a political survey by many Slovak authors, arranged by R. W. Seton-Watson
Publisher: G. Allen & Unwin; Orbis
Published: 1931
Place of publication: London; Prague
Language: eng
Number of pages: 356
Notes: Half-title: The new phase of Slovakia.

Printed in Czechoslovakia.

With brief biographical sketches of the authors.

Includes bibliographical references.

Microfilm. New York, N.Y. : Columbia University Libraries, 1994. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Czechoslovakia and the Slovak problem, by R. W. Seton-Watson.; title: The political evolution of Slovakia, by Milan Hodža.; title: The cooperation of Slovaks and Czechs in war and revolution, by Ivan Markovič.; title: Cultural progress, by Vavro Šrobár.; title: Education in pre-war Hungary and in Slovakia to-day, by Antonín Štefánek.; title: Slovak literature, by Rev. Štefan Krěméry.; title: Slovak art, by Vladimír Wagner.; title: Slovak music, by Svätopluk Štúr.; title: The influence of religion and Catholicism on states and individuals, by Monsignor Andrej Hlinka.; title: The Catholic church, by Rev. Provost Karol Medvecký.; title: The modus vivendi with the Holy see, and its effects, by Monsignor Karol Kmetko.; title: The Lutheran church, by Rev. Fedor Ruppeldt.; title: Administrative problems: A. The old Hungarian system, by Milan Ivanka.; title: Administrative problems: B. The period of transition, by Josef Kállay.; title: Administrative problems: C. The new autonomy, by Jan Drobný.; title: Judicial problems: A. The old system, by Dr. Vladimír Fajnor.; title: Judicial problems: B. The reorganisation of justice, by Dr. Martin Mičura.; title: Economic progress, by Kornel Stodola.; title: Public works, by Vojtech Kállay.; title: Banking and finance, by Fedor Houdek.; title: Working class problems and social legislation, by Dr. Ivan Dérer.; title: The land question, by Ing. Štefan Janšak.; title: The rôle of the towns and municipal government, by Rev. Canon Lu̓devít Okánik.; title: The minorities, by Rev. Method Bella.; title: The contribution of the Czechs to the Slovak freedom, by Emil Stodola.; title: Slovakia's place in the new Europe, by Dr. Štefan Osuský.