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Michal Kova?

president of Slovakia

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leadership of Slovak Republic

  • Slovakia
    In Slovakia: History of Slovakia

    In February 1993 Michal Kova?, the deputy chairman of the Movement for a Democratic Slovakia (Hnutie Za Democraticke Slovensko; HZDS), became president of the republic. Difficulties immediately arose in maintaining a coalition government, with the result that the HZDS and the rather autocratic figure of Me?iar tended to…

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  • Slovakia
    In Slovakia: History of Slovakia

    …the rivalry between Me?iar and Kova?, who had never seen eye to eye, deepened. The Me?iar government’s stance toward Slovakia’s minorities and its tenuous commitment to democratic principles did not go unnoticed by the international community, and in March 1995, under pressure from Western powers, Slovakia and Hungary signed the…

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