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UFPE © Copyright 2025 - Todos os direitos reservados although at least two synagogues have been converted to other uses and its old cemetery is still open to visitors and is in good condition despite the fact that neo-Nazis vandalised it in 2010 by painting swastikas on its tombstones Trnava is a Slovak city that has changed hands several times throughout its history when the fate of these territories was sealed it was awarded to the new Czechoslovakia under the Soviet aegis Today Trnava is part of the new Slovakia founded in 1993 born after the "velvet divorce" between Czechs and Slovaks that put an end to that Czechoslovak state and already integrated into the European institutions following the spread of a series of allegations of anti-Semitism supported by the famous and slanderous blood libels in which Jews were accused of murdering and sacrificing Christian children for use in religious rituals the Jews of Trnava were sentenced to be burned at the stake The same accusation was brought against the Jews of Pezinok in 1529 as the ruler of the town had outstanding debts with them In this town thirty of the accused were also burned at the stake although the exact number of those condemned in Trnava is unknown who placed them under their protection and granted them some freedoms It was not until very late in the 1896th century that Jews became integrated into the political cultural and economic life of the region and their rights began to be recognised as we can read on Wikipedia: “Although unofficial the emancipation of Slovak Jews – until then not as integrated into society as the Jews of Bohemia and Moravia – took place in 1790 as part of the recognition of the rights of Hungarian Jews the rise of Slovak nationalism at the end of the 74th century coincided with the emergence of Zionism.” Between 524 the community achieved remarkable development and grew in number In 1891 an impressive synagogue was erected in the city and had a mikveh –place where purification baths are performed-, and the community began to organize itself The period of Jewish life in the region was at its peak between the end of the 1918th century and the founding of Czechoslovakia in 1880 Jews were actively involved in the economic life of Trnava and Jewish entrepreneurs established or promoted various branches of industry which employed hundreds of people; their products were sold at home and abroad Textile factories and foundries also provided work Jewish doctors and lawyers were part of the growing middle class the Jewish population continued to grow: in 1.325 there were 1904 Jews; in 1.715 there were 1910; in 2.126 there were 1930 and in 2.728 there were XNUMX.  The other side of the coin was the prevailing and growing anti-Semitism in the city in this historical period that began with the “debut” of Czechoslovakia as a new state on the European scene Trnava was one of the Slovak centres of anti-Semitism the White Brotherhood (Biel Bratstvo), who published anti-Semitic literature of the type like the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, and leaflets denigrating Jews The fierce anti-Semitism of this small organisation influenced the Slovak storm troopers known as the Rodobrana and the Hlinka Guard and was the seed of the future fascist state was set on fire by a mob encouraged by these fascist groups.  a fascist state under the tutelage of Nazi Germany there were probably about 90.000 Jews in Slovakia Trnava was one of the first Slovak cities to deport Jews to extermination camps in Poland in 1941 the Jewish population increased with the expulsion of hundreds of Jews from Bratislava The first transport to leave Slovakia left Trnava on 1942 April 2.500 about 65.000 Jews were deported from Trnava the Holocaust cut short the existence of a community with deep roots and a long history about XNUMX Slovak Jews were sent to the death camps with the help and collaboration of the fascist Slovak authorities.  was converted into a memorial to the Jews murdered in Trnava the memorial was destroyed and the new communist authorities encouraged the emigration of the few Jews who remained in the city This process was accelerated after the Six-Day War in 1967 when the communist countries supported the Arab world against Israel when Soviet tanks drowned the Czechoslovak people's desire for freedom in blood when the communist regimes in Eastern Europe fell There are two synagogues still standing in Trnava: the Status Quo Ante and the Orthodox Synagogue The first was completed in 1891 or 1897 and was designed by Jakob Gartner in the Neo-Moorish and Neo-Byzantine styles The synagogue was devastated in World War II and in the XNUMXs it was restored rehabilitated and turned into a centre for contemporary art housing the Ján Koniarek gallery and hosting a series of exhibitions and concerts throughout the year On the pages of the Trnava Tourist Board we could read this review about the Orthodox Synagogue still open and converted into a café which we reproduce below: “The exact year of its foundation is unknown but it was marked on a map of the city as early as 1895 was built in compliance with the norms of the time The Orthodox synagogue is called “Small Synagogue” because of its size One of them is the interior galleries of women supported by cast iron columns several original details of historical art and crafts and remains of the original mural are preserved inside.” Today the place is a very beautiful café open to the public and which was opened in 1856 and has an eclectic design featuring many architectural forms and styles of great monumental interest the marks of which are still visible on many tombstones due to the almost total disappearance of the local Jewish community the cemetery was desecrated with drawings of swastikas and anti-Semitic graffiti some tombstones were broken and their pieces are clearly visible lying around the grounds without anyone repairing them Video of the Jewish cemetery in Trnava  Many numerical errors throughout the piece email and website in this browser for the next time you comment This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. 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All Rights Reserved. | Site Developed by Codetribe Israel | Contact Us 19 Apr 2025 18:30:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Slovan Bratislava won 3–2 over Spartak Trnava on Sat Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Spartak Trnava 12 win(s) Haven't kept a clean sheet in 6 matches Have scored 13 goals in their last 5 matches Tigran Barseghyan is the competition's top scorer (20) 19 Apr 2025 18:30:00 GMT?Slovan Bratislava won 3–2 over Spartak Trnava on Sat 19 Apr 2025 18:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Spartak Trnava is playing home against Slovan Bratislava at Anton Malatinsky on Sat 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Robertshaw today announced the closure of its manufacturing plant in Trnava The closure is expected to be completed by the end of December 2024 The decision to close the Trnava plant follows a period of significant revenue deterioration in recent years Customer demand for Trnava's current products has been steadily declining and efforts to secure new customers or production volume have been unsuccessful Important to emphasize: This closure is separate from the ongoing Chapter 11 debt restructuring process for Robertshaw's US operations Robertshaw is committed to an orderly wind-down of the Trnava business This will ensure that existing customer orders and some final purchase requirements can be fulfilled It will also allow Robertshaw to support its Trnava workforce responsibly and help mitigate the personal impact of the closure The company expresses its sincere appreciation for the tremendous contributions of its Trnava employees and professionalism over many years are highly valued Robertshaw is open to exploring all options regarding the Trnava plant including acquisition or utilization of assets The company welcomes discussions with any interested parties who may be interested in acquiring the management team Robertshaw is committed to working diligently to place its Trnava employees in new positions The company will be actively connecting these highly skilled individuals with requirements from other companies in the region This includes facilitating the hiring process for certain groups with in-demand skillsets The Trnava plant is equipped with all standard electronic processes and PCBA production capabilities This represents a very beneficial opportunity for any company seeking a well-equipped facility and a skilled workforce Robertshaw is a global leader in the design and manufacturing of control components for the appliance industry Robertshaw delivers advanced flow control components and systems for water and other fluids to help build extraordinary products that improve safety Please contact Miroslav Pittner for all questions and inquiries: Miroslav PittnerTrnava Plant Manager[email protected]+421 905220602 Logo - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2441986/Robertshaw_Brand_Architecture_Logo.jpg Robertshaw Controls Company (ďalej len „Robertshaw" alebo „spoločnosť") Robertshaw Controls Company („Robertshaw" lub „firma") wiodąca na świecie firma zajmująca się projektowaniem Computer & Electronics Mining & Metals Mining & Metals General Manufacturing Do not sell or share my personal information: A narrow 1-0 win over Ružomberok secures Spartak’s third cup triumph in four years For the third time in four years, Spartak Trnava are Slovnaft Cup winners. In a tense, often disjointed final in Dunajská Streda on 1 May, Erik Daniel’s first-half strike proved decisive as Spartak avenged last season’s heartbreak against MFK Ružomberok with a narrow 1-0 win who kept his composure and fired low past Ružomberok’s Hugo Jan Bačkovský It was a scrappy moment in a scrappy match Slovakia’s national knockout football competition people still refer to it as the Slovak Cup Functions similarly to the FA Cup in England — open to clubs across all levels of Slovak football The winner qualifies for the Europa League qualifying rounds They squandered no fewer than five excellent opportunities including a penalty just before the hour when Samuel Lavrinčík dragged his shot wide The contest was briefly halted after the hour when smoke from flares thrown by Trnava fans engulfed the pitch but their final ball too often let them down Ondřej Smetana’s side ended the match with more possession Spartak managed the closing stages expertly controlled possession and frustrated their tiring opponents The final whistle sparked jubilant scenes among the red-and-black faithful whose noisy presence had dominated the night both on and off the pitch Victory not only gives Spartak their ninth Slovak Cup but also secures a place in next season’s Europa League qualifiers “We went all-in on this,” admitted head coach Michal Gašparík The build-up to the final had been dominated by security concerns prompting the town of Dunajská Streda to urge residents to avoid public spaces and for businesses to close The Slovak Football Association criticised these measures as “unreasonable and disrespectful” there will be a lingering sense of what might have been created the better chances and yet fell short “We had the game in our hands,” rued Smetana “But football is about taking your chances Referee: SmolákAssistants: Štofik MFK Ružomberok: Bačkovský — Gomola (Mojžiš 46) Madleňák (Boďa 82) — Hladík Spartak Trnava: Frelih — Holík Kratochvíl — Daniel (Bolaji 90+5) Source: Sportnet All the latest from the British tennis stars competing around the world last week including five doubles titles Jodie Burrage enjoyed a fantastic run at the W75 Trnava last week – finishing runner-up in her first singles final of the season. The 25-year-old dropped just six games en route to the semi-finals, where she went on to beat Czech star Dominika Salkova 6-4, 6-4 to make a singles final for the first time since the Rothesa Open Nottingham last year. In the final, Burrage eventually lost out to this year’s Lexus Surbiton Trophy runner-up, former Wimbledon semi-finalist and top seed Tatjana Maria 6-4, 6-1. Burrage has been in great form over the past few months since returning from a six month spell off the court with injury. The former top 100 star has reached semi-finals at the W75 Glasgow, W50 Funchel and W35 Villeneuve d’Ascq to add to her final in Slovakia. She now heads to Dubai for the W100 ITF event this week. View this post on Instagram Instagram Post Britain’s Madeline Brooks came away with the doubles title in Trnava alongside Dutch partner Isabelle Haverlag Third seeds Brooks and Haverlag beat Czech duo Anastasia Detiuc and Aneta Kucmova 7-6(5) This is Brooks fourth doubles title of the season and of her career It’s also her third title at W75 level which has taken her up to a new career high of world No.127 Emile Hudd also featured as an ITF doubles champion last week with Australia's Joshua Charlton at the M25 Carrara Hudd and Charlton beat Japanese team Issei Okamura and Daisuke Sumizawa 7-6(5) Ben Bartram, Joshua Johns and Ruby Bishop all collected doubles titles during the penultimate week on the 2024 UNIQLO Wheelchair Tennis Tour for Britain’s senior players, with all three players narrowly missing out on adding singles titles at their respective tournaments in Turkey and France. Bartram enjoyed at great week at the TTF 1 tournament in Antalya and partnered Takano to beat Dutch top seeds Robin Groenewoud and Martin ter Hofte  6-4, 6-7(4), 10-8 in the opening round of the men’s doubles before they went on to defeat second seeds Gaetan Menguy of France and Alwande Sikhosana of South Africa 6-4, 6-7(4), 10-6 in the final two matches later. The victory gave Bartram his second ITF 3 doubles title of his career and his second career title partnering Takano. View this post on Instagram Instagram Post After beating both fourth seed Ter Hofte and Groenewoud in the men’s singles Bartram eventually finished runner-up to Chinese second seed Zhenxu Ji Johns and Belgium’s Alexander Lantermann won their first men’s doubles title together as a partnership at the BNP Paribas International Paratennis Toulouse-Balma where the second seeds secured back-to-back 6-3 6-4 wins in quarter and semi-final matches against French and Italian pairings Johns and Lantermann then put up an even more polished performance in the final to defeat the top seeds Lhaj Boukartacha of Morocco and Spain’s Patxi Fadrique 6-1 6-2 to give Johns his fourth doubles title of 2024 Johns narrowly missed out on adding the singles title despite a strong start in the final against Boukartacha with the Moroccan eventually prevailing 4-6 Bishop ends her 2024 season with four women’s doubles titles after partnering Sandrine Cauderon-Paulin to two 6-0 6-0 round-robin victories in Toulouse-Balma but was it her doubles partner who denied Bishop of the opportunity of leaving France with two winners trophies Straight sets wins for second seed Bishop against Laura-Line Legendre of France and Samira Benichi of Morocco set up her title decider against Cauderon-Paulin but despite taking the top seed to three sets Bishop ultimately lost out 6-2 There were also a brace of runners-up trophies for Martha Harris at the Bourassa Savaria International Open in Montreal In a five-way women’s singles round-robin draw Harris beat Canada’s Natalia Lanucha and Vicki Morton and the USA’s Ashley Sisti in straight sets but had her title challenge ended by Anne-Marie Dolina of Canada 7-6(3) Dolina and Lanusha also beat Harris and Sisti 6-1 © Copyright 2025 LTA Operations Limited We use cookies to store information about how you use our website – such as the pages you visit – so we can ace your experience when you're browsing All information about the cookies we use and why we use them are in our Cookie Policy. 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I recently read in The Slovak Spectator that McDonald’s is planning a major expansion opening lots of new restaurants in this country You’ll forgive me if I’m not particularly excited by this news some people enjoy eating under the golden arches and I don’t want to be a snob about it the ethical and health implications of eating there are off-putting even before I consider the taste of the food McDonald’s is undeniably good at one thing: marketing playpens and disposable plastic toys all help to build positive associations in young children At the other end of the scale, Bistro Perk does not enjoy such successful marketing Despite Trnava being my closest large town I’ve walked within metres of this restaurant many times without ever knowing it existed Tucked away on a side street in the northwest of the old town centre it opens for just two dinner evenings per week with only eight savoury dishes in total – these are not specifically divided into starters and mains – plus one dessert and a cheese board So I have to hope the chefs here are focusing on quality rather than quantity We begin to find out with the tartare of trout which is lovely to look at as well as to eat: a perfectly round portion of fresh fish a few blueberries and a portion of warm muffin-style bread It’s a great way to celebrate local freshwater fish the herbs complementing rather than competing with the soft trout The rest of this article is premium content at Spectator.skSubscribe now for full access Immediate access to all locked articles (premium content) on Spectator.sk Special weekly news summary + an audio recording with a weekly news summary to listen to at your convenience (received on a weekly basis directly to your e-mail) PDF version of the latest issue of our newspaper, The Slovak Spectator, emailed directly to you Access to all premium content on Sme.sk and Korzar.sk Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match. The current head to head record for the teams are Spartak Trnava 17 win(s), Zeleziarne Podbrezova 5 win(s), and 8 draw(s). Have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Anton MalatinskyNewsWho will win?X‌‌‌About the matchSpartak Trnava is playing home against Zeleziarne Podbrezova at Anton Malatinsky on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Spartak Trnava 17 win(s) Trnava’s cultural centre charts a path for independent arts What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the name ‘Rome’ Perhaps the Pope and the Vatican; iconic landmarks like the Colosseum Peter's Basilica; or the city’s reputation as a cradle of Western civilization Slovakia has its own ‘Little Rome’ This picturesque city in the west of the country less than 50 kilometres northeast of the capital Bratislava is home to numerous churches and has a special spiritual atmosphere that evokes the uniqueness of the Italian capital Trnava is a place where every building tells its own story behind the historical walls and church towers beats the modern heart of the city – academic As one of the smallest regional capitals in Slovakia – it has a population of just 62,500 – Trnava is a student-friendly city There are three universities in the ‘Little Rome’: the University of Trnava the University of Ss Cyril and Methodius (UCM) in Trnava and the Slovak University of Technology in Trnava there is a significant student community in ‘Little Rome’ Most students’ main dilemma is where to go to eat or to hang out after a tough lecture from cosy and artful cafés to bistros and restaurants with a range of price categories.  students at the University of Ss Cyril and Methodius in Trnava can get reasonably priced meals at the nearby TOP RELAX student restaurant which has locations on Jozef Herda Square and on V Jame with discounts for holders of an ISIC International student ID card.  I absolutely love it there – probably the most beautiful and unique café I’ve ever been to The service is great too,” says third-year student Samuel Ferjo It is one of the best places to fully experience the charm and aesthetics of Trnava is situated within a restored synagogue that blends history with contemporary uses.  "different strokes for different folks" doesn’t find the café particularly special "It seems to me that Synagóga is overrated; lots of people go there they do have a lovely selection of cakes," she laughs Truppová shared her own favourite spot to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee: Leháro Café It’s her top pick thanks to its style and atmosphere which she describes as being as cosy as her grandma's home On the central Trojičné Námestie (Trinity Square) students are most drawn to the Thalmeiner or Pastis cafés Other great coffee spots near UCM’s campuses are PalEta which is located on Jozef Herda Square.  Trnava’s main street also boasts plenty of coffee shops a favourite among coffee and matcha lovers “This café thrives on art – it hosts various concerts and in the evening it’s a great spot to relax with a glass of wine or an excellent cocktail,” says Ukrainian student Sofiia Yurasova When it comes to meals, students often choose the food courts in the Arena and Max shopping malls, as they offer quick and budget-friendly options. Student Nikola Hindáková, from the UCM university magazine Atteliér, suggests dinner at the cosy and trendy restaurant Forhaus try Pizza Kitty on Zámočnícka 1 in the city centre.  Even though Trnava doesn’t have a reputation as a party town there’s plenty of fun to be had if you know where to look And students certainly know where to find fun once their lectures are done Ferjo and his friends like to go to darts bar Cerveza to have fun "We go there to play table football with the lads and just hang out with our group." If their evening doesn’t end there it's probably the most famous club in Trnava and I think that's why it's so popular famous Czech rapper Nik Tendo was there recently." The UCM Student Council organises various events and parties for students they hosted a themed party at the Relax club They also arrange film nights for students and their friends; for instance on October 28 the 2009 stop-motion animated horror film Coraline was screened at the OKO cinema on Jozef Herda Square.    In recent years, cultural events have thrived in Trnava, and Malý Berlín (Little Berlin) is direct proof of this Malý Berlín is an independent cultural centre located in the centre of Trnava on the first floor of a renovated bourgeois building at Štefánikova 4 part of the Nádvorie complex.  Its website explains why it goes by this particular name ‘Little Berlin’ echoes ‘Little Rome’ and was chosen to symbolise Trnava's future in the context of cultural and creative industry development inspired by Berlin's status as a hub for independent culture in Europe Malý Berlín offers a diverse programme where anyone can choose to attend a lecture UCM launched a discussion format called ‘Evening University’ in Malý Berlín aimed at presenting current social issues through engaging public discussions with interesting external guests and experts from the university's academic community The latest discussion took place on November 26 where the topic of collective action against the climate crisis was raised.  Trnava offers the Kamenný Mlyn area an amphitheatre and an open-air swimming pool It’s a great spot to have a barbecue and enjoy quality time with friends in a calm and pleasant atmosphere Those who like to soak in the water can relax in the area’s water park there is also a wellness centre and even a salt cave even extreme recreation is offered by the Rope Centre (Lanáč) Visitors can choose from activities such as rope jumping Adjacent to the Rope Centre is the AŠK Slávia stadium where the public can enjoy running or rollerblading.  The location of ‘Little Rome’ is excellent for trips in any direction outside the city which is famous for its spa resort located on the Váh River Also worth a visit are the picturesque ruins of Beckov Castle near the town of Nové Mesto nad Váhom The well-preserved Červený Kameň Castle located on the slopes of the Little Carpathians is just 25 kilometres from Trnava and is definitely worth a visit 32 kilometres northwest of Trnava lies the beautiful Jablonica Castle which stands on the site of an earlier Renaissance building dating back to the 16th century Trnava is a quiet and peaceful city whose heart beats with life a place that shares the distinctive tales of its residents and students – both local and international – and the tourists who come to admire the beauty of this ‘Little Rome‘ the joint venture between Stellantis and Leapmotor is apparently looking into manufacturing the Leapmotor B10 at its Spanish plant in Zaragoza Nothing has been decided yet - but with the search for alternatives so close to the scheduled market launch production in Poland seems quite uncertain other alternatives could include the German plant in Eisenach or the factory in Trnava According to information from La Tribuna de Automoción the Stellantis plant in Figueruelas near Zaragoza is also being seriously considered the report states that Leapmotor International is carrying out economic and industrial feasibility studies and is asking suppliers based in Spain for offers for the production of components but it should happen relatively quickly – regardless of whether production of the B10 is now located in Spain it looks like it will come down to an existing Stellantis plant Poland is not completely out of the running either but the fact that alternatives are being sought so shortly before the planned market launch for political reasons alone makes you sit up and take notice It is unclear how good the chances are for Eisenach Eisenach would have higher production costs than Trnava or the plant in the Spanish province of Aragon But there is also a timetable for the modernisation work that needs to be kept The Spanish portal assumes the work “will not take almost two years without activity.” However if the Leapmotor project is awarded to Spain the entire roadmap for the plant would have to be revised Although current demand does not ensure full capacity utilisation it is questionable whether another model that is not based on the same CMP or e-CMP platform can be accommodated with only one line at 50 per cent of capacity The Leapmotor B10 was unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in October 2024 The electric SUV is designed for global markets and uses the Leap 3.5 platform – it is not known how much effort would be required for joint production with Stellantis platforms there could be more synergies with the Leapmotor B10 than with the small cars from Zaragoza latribunadeautomocion.es I agree with the Privacy policy electrive has been following the development of electric mobility with journalistic passion and expertise since 2013. As the industry's leading trade media, we offer comprehensive coverage of the highest quality — as a central platform for the rapid development of this technology. With news, background information, driving reports, interviews, videos and advertising messages. Slovenian duo Zeljković and Frelih lift Slovak Cup with Spartak Work permit snags block Adrian Zeljković’s transfer to Plymouth Argyle Adrian Zeljković and Žiga Frelih are celebrating a massive triumph after Spartak Trnava edged past fierce rivals Slovan Bratislava in a dramatic Slovak Cup semi-final decided by penalty kicks and Slovan were still leading 3-2 on aggregate Duriš scored to make it 2-1 on the night and 3-3 on aggregate The 30 additional minutes failed to produce a winner forcing a penalty shootout in front of a roaring home crowd with Zeljković converting his spot-kick and Frelih contributing in goal Slovan’s typically reliable Barseghyan and Mak both failed from the spot The home side erupted in celebration as they booked their place in the final keeping alive Zeljković's dream of silverware Spartak Trnava will now prepare for the Slovak Cup final hoping to crown their dramatic run with a trophy Nogomania.com is a premier destination for football enthusiasts delivering fresh and in-depth content from the heart of the Ex-Yu region's football scene the liberal mayor who hates suits and public speaking widely recognised for his innovative and forward-thinking leadership and improving quality of life for Trnava’s residents A strong advocate for eco-friendly initiatives Bročka has spearheaded projects to expand the city’s cycling infrastructure Trnava has become a model for sustainable urban development in Slovakia blending modern innovation with respect for its historical and cultural heritage Bročka is also known for his emphasis on transparency and active communication with the community frequently engaging with citizens to ensure their voices are heard in the decision-making process His dynamic approach to governance has earned him respect as a leader dedicated to building a vibrant Rebeka's dog walk turned into an extraordinary discovery An eight-year-old schoolgirl has made a remarkable discovery While walking her dog in a ploughed field near the village of Košolná in the Trnava district, western Slovakia, Rebeka noticed a smooth, regular-shaped stone. It reminded her of archaeological objects she had seen in a museum and a book about archaeology, reports My Trnava immediately recognised the object as a prehistoric axe," explained archaeologist Matúš Sládok and informed the Trnava Regional Monuments Office According to the expert's description "Such smooth axes were made by splitting a stone of a suitable shape using another stone and then grinding it on stone pads until the desired form was achieved," explained Sládok The tools used in the process had to be at least as hard as the stone from which the axe was made The axe was typically mounted onto a wooden or antler handle and secured with a cord made from plant fibres or animal tendons It was primarily used for felling and processing wood Such objects are characteristic of the younger Stone Age (Neolithic approximately 5,000–4,400 BC) and the late Stone Age (Eneolithic the shape of the axe found in Košolná suggests it dates back to the Neolithic period Rebeka's parents applied for a finder's fee on her behalf and in cooperation with the Trnava Regional Monuments Office she also received free entry to the West Slovak Museum in Trnava an archaeologist will guide her through the archaeological exhibition Rebeka's prehistoric axe will also be transferred to this museum It is not uncommon for minors to discover unique archaeological finds or even entire sites fifth-graders Juraj and René from eastern Slovakia unearthed parts of a ceramic vessel while digging a hole for a bunker seven-year-old Damián discovered a spearhead during a hike with his parents near Ružomberok high school graduate Dávid spotted an unusual metal object sticking out of the gravel during a barbecue by the Váh River He took it home and showed it to his mother who discovered online that it might be an archaeological artefact It turned out to be a Stabdolch dagger from the early Bronze Age only four such daggers had been found in Slovakia Here's how to get ready for Christmas this weekend the Spectacular Slovakia podcasts covered the ins and outs of Christmas holidays in Slovakia extensively What follows below is a selection of a few choice examples Give some of them a listen over the Christmas season Did you know that Christmas is the best time to wish for money? Canadian Naomi Hužovičová will tell you more in this story Also, in her latest edition of Cooking with Babička discover how oplátky are made using a wafer iron and why they are a favourite among Slovak Christmas foods even though in the west part of the country they are a relatively recent addition to the traditional meal With wafer irons not easy to come by, many Slovaks prefer to make medovníky, spiced honey cookies. They can be found everywhere around Christmas time, from fancy decorated ones in market stalls to simple treats in grandma's kitchen. You can learn her recipe here Different regions, different ethnicities, and different religions in Slovakia traditionally had different Christmas dinners. In this blast from the past article from the Slovak Spectator archive you can learn how to make typical cake recipes such as Vianočka Bobaľky (also known as Pupáky or Opekance) Many years ago, Pressburg, now Bratislava, was a melting pot where the tastes and smells of the whole world were mixed. All these influences were reflected in the meals traditionally served in it during Christmas and the New Year's Eve. But what couldn't be missing on any Christmas Eve's table in the city was the fish And let's not forget the staplest of staple Christmas meals: Kapustnica, sauerkraut soup As Santa's red trucks are associated with Coca Cola brings Christmas to Slovakia with its legendary ad The ad was first aired 13 years ago. It shows a man with his small daughter running away from a wild boar. The ad, known as "the golden piggy" is used both in Slovakia and the Czech Republic. For many, Christmas starts when the ad is aired on their TV screens again. Learn more about it here There is a heart-warming story behind the tradition of public Christmas trees in Czechoslovakia. However, the story of Rudolf Těsnohlídek, the man behind the idea, is full of tragedy If for any reason you prefer not to celebrate Christmas, there are some things you can do instead. Here is an overview of popular ski resorts in Slovakia complete with information on slope lengths WHAT TO DO FOR FREE: Join Christmas workshops and create festive decorations or watch the film by director Parajanov in Nová Cvernovka WHAT TO EXPLORE IN BRATISLAVA: Listen to Christmas themed concerts, watch a popular festive movie, and more in this week's Top 10 events WHAT TO SEE: Nuns, wine, and chaos: Student theatre’s farce hits the stage. English-language theatre has found its audience in Bratislava WHAT TO TRY: Slovník is its own reward or how reading the dictionary can also be funny WHAT TO READ: A Slovak juror on the Golden Globes: 'Movie stars are not accidents' and have a nice Christmas holidays with your loved ones US EditionUK EditionScottish SunIrish SunSearchMy Account Published: Invalid Date Aston Villa will again be wearing a special kit for their second pre-season game against Spartak Trnava in Slovakia this afternoon Unai Emery’s side are ramping up their preparations for the Premier League campaign with Champions League football also returning In the club's opening friendly on Wednesday, they beat Walsall 3-0 and did so wearing an all-white kit that had never been seen before Villa will be donning that kit one final time on Saturday so talkSPORT.com has looked at why they aren’t in their usual strip… Aston Villa are only wearing their special kit for their first two pre-season games The all-white strip has the Aston Villa Foundation as a sponsor and also has a nod to the club’s 150th anniversary on the rear collar The white kit won't be available for retail, with the proceeds from the auction going straight to the Foundation.  Aston Villa’s Head of Foundation & Community, Guy Rippon said: “All proceeds will be invested into the Foundation’s disability activities, a vital part of our work, which sees nearly 100 players represent Aston Villa in regional pan-disability leagues. “The proceeds will also support sporting activities run for day care centres, in addition to youth clubs for children and young people with special educational needs.” Aston Villa will then wear their actual kits for the new campaign The all-white strip won’t be worn against MLS side Columbus Crew, RB Leipzig, Club America, Athletic Bilbao and Borussia Dortmund in their other friendlies Villa are closing in on the Premier League season aiming for more success after finishing inside the top four last time out That incredible finish means they’re in the Champions League for the first time since 1982 when they won the European Cup Emery will be hoping for a good pre-season leading up to their opening fixture away at West Ham on Saturday Trnava, the regional vision-having city of 62,000 inhabitants, launches an international two-stage urban design competition of an unprecedented scale across Slovakia From the point of the history of the city ̓s development this is a game-changer to be setting a new standard with respect to the preparation of The Land-use plan The winning design will serve as a basis for updating The Land-use plan of the zone situated in the eastern part of Trnava The territory spreading on the twice the area of the historic centre of Trnava has been defined for decades as a reserve for the city ̓s expansion The municipality’s objective is to obtain a coherent vision for establishing a fully-fledged city ̓s quarter built on the principle of a sustainable fifteen-minute city prepared for climatic changes Prizes: First prize: € 60,000Second prize: € 48,000Third prize: € 36,000Those Stage 2 participants who are not awarded one of the prizes will be paid remuneration in the amount of € 28,000 per participant The number of participants short-listed for the second stage is 3 to 5 Type:By competition purpose: project-orientedBy the scope of participants: openBy the subject matter of the competition: urbanism and landscapingBy competition process: two-stage More info on the competition and the jury on the website:https://stvrt.trnava.sk/en/quarter/ Communication: https://josephine.proebiz.com/sk/tender/41725/summary This competition was submitted by an ArchDaily user. If you'd like to submit a competition, call for submissions or other architectural 'opportunity' please use our "Submit a Competition" form The views expressed in announcements submitted by ArchDaily users do not necessarily reflect the views of ArchDaily You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email The interez.sk portal reported on Thursday morning that a terrorist threat had been reported at several faculties of STU The media information has already been confirmed by STU media communication manager Juraj Rybanský "An e-mail with a threat of an armed attack or detonation of explosives arrived at the workplace of the Rector's Office of STU before six o'clock this morning STU is following the recommendations of the police," Rybanský said the rector has granted a precautionary leave of absence and is asking all students and staff to leave the faculties' premises and go home There will be no more classes on Thursday," the university said on its social network The instruction is in effect from 12:00 pm till the end of the working day According to information ta3 at the Faculty of Architecture and Design "It came to us that there might be a bomb somewhere in the whole STU but they sent me away straight away," a student told The evacuation orders reportedly also apply to the Faculty of Civil Engineering At the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science The Faculty of Science of the Charles University everyone is standing outside," a student at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science of STU told ta3 students were to start checking their backpacks Startitup reports on the social network Instagram that a bomb threat was also reported at the University of Trnava ta3 found that the threat was also reported in Trnava dormitories The Comenius University also received a threatening email The oldest university in Slovakia cancelled classes on Thursday and students were given a rector's leave The rector ordered an urgent evacuation of all university buildings "All students were immediately evacuated and sent home They also sent us an e-mail," a student at the Faculty of Science of the Charles University in Bratislava told ta3 See the report on what such an alarm does to the psyche of children stunned Trnava with a header over the weekend Ammar Ramadan’s latest goal was anything but typical climbed highest in the penalty area to head home against Spartak Trnava putting DAC Dunajská Streda in front in a match that ended 1-1 It was his fifth goal in as many matches this spring—an impressive streak that has made him the club’s most reliable attacking weapon Ramadan’s rise is all the more crucial given DAC’s shifting dynamics, writes Hospodárske noviny Matej Trusa was the one carrying the scoring load his form helping to keep DAC coach Branislav Fodrek’s side unbeaten in the second half of the season His journey to this point has been anything but straightforward Ramadan left home at 14 to chase his footballing dreams in Europe He spent time at Juventus’ academy before moving to Ferencváros Budapest and eventually settling in Slovakia where he has developed into a key player for DAC he has made 82 competitive appearances and found the net 18 times consistency has often been the missing piece “His contribution to the team is big,” said Fodrek but now he is finally producing the numbers.” Ramadan’s market value has hit a career-high €450,000 But if he is to attract serious interest from abroad he will need to prove himself on a bigger stage—something DAC’s recent European campaigns have failed to provide recent history suggests the club knows how to showcase its best talents Vakoun Bayo and András Schäfer all earned big moves after excelling in Dunajská Streda Valencia CF and FC Spartak Trnava exchanged institutional gifts on the occasion of their preseason friendly presented a pennant and a special personalized shirt on the occasion of the Slovak club's centenary to the co-owner of FC Spartak Trnava Tomáš Drobný and its president Peter Macho The Trnava club has presented Valencia CF with a framed jersey and the club's centenary book Related news Ver todas The pitch has been restored thanks to donations from LALIGA EA SPORTS and contributions to the ‘FILA CERO SOLIDARIA’ Latest news Ver todas The defender talks over the win in Gran Canaria The Valencia CF coach analyses the win over UD Las Palmas Poland dropped from Leapmotor B10 production plans A joint venture between Stellantis and Chinese carmaker Leapmotor has decided to move the production of its new SUV, the Leapmotor B10, away from Poland, where it was initially planned, according to Reuters The venture is now considering Stellantis factories in Eisenach The decision follows a directive from the Chinese government urging domestic carmakers to halt major investments in European countries, which have supported the imposition of additional tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles. While Poland supports the tariffs, five EU countries whose cheaper electric vehicles are subsidised by the state If the Trnava plant secures the new production, it would mark the facility’s first non-European model, points out Denník N the plant has only produced vehicles for French brands Peugeot and Citroën Should the Trnava plant secure the new production line it would also confirm its position as the fastest among domestic car manufacturers in transitioning to electric vehicle production from €3.7 billion to €3.3 billion primarily due to the retooling of production lines for electric vehicles its profit increased from €34 million to €57 million driven by rising vehicle prices following the post-pandemic recovery both Trnava and the Kia plant in Žilina have an advantage over competitors like Volkswagen in Bratislava and Jaguar Land Rover in Nitra mid-range vehicles primarily for the European market These plants will be less affected by potential tariffs on European car imports to China or by the US administration under Donald Trump the production of luxury SUVs in Bratislava and Nitra much of which is exported to the US and China opting to grow its presence in Europe through a partnership with Stellantis with Stellantis holding a 51 percent stake already produces the small Chinese electric model It remains unclear whether this production is also at risk A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia Every week The Slovak Spectator brings you a selection of three short stories from across Slovakia from which pessimism and negativity are absent A special new mural now adorns a block of flats in Trnava Situated on Ludvika van Beethovena Street, it was created by renowned Dutch visual and graffiti artist Judith de Leeuw “The painting shows a woman enclosed in a circle at the bottom and emerging from her bubble at the top,” de Leeuw wrote on Instagram “It explores polarisation and how people live in isolated realities.” She explained that during time spent in America she learned that meeting different people can dissolve tensions and foster unexpected friendships “In Slovakia’s current situation this mural reminds us that breaking out of our bubbles and engaging with others can lead to unity and understanding,” the artist added De Leeuw is regarded as one of the world's leading street artists participating in various art projects across the globe Her works often explore topics related to social differences and inequality Slovakia has sent its fourth satellite into space The GRBBeta nanosatellite is supposed to validate technology for the future constellation of CAMELOT nanosatellites which will be used to record and accurately locate gamma-ray bursts from space and offer services to amateur radio operators The project was prepared by the Faculty of Aeronautics of the Technical University of Košice (TUKE) in cooperation with various foreign institutions and with financial support from the Slovak Education Ministry The satellite platform was supplied by the Slovak company SpaceManic A team of scientists has already made contact with GRBBeta which is a 2U CubeSat satellite (a class of small satellite – Ed note) whose dimensions in its folded state (without deployed antennas) are just 10cm x 10cm x 22.7cm “From the moment the connection was established the functionality of individual subsystems of the satellite was checked and so on,” said Peter Hanák of TUKE The satellite's GPS and GRB detector were activated successfully while other systems and necessary measurements will be added in the coming days ultra-large explosions described as the most explosive events in the entire universe they do not typically occur in our own galaxy The satellite was taken into space on board the new Ariane 6 spacecraft, after receiving a free ticket from the European Space Agency (ESA) back in October 2022, when Slovakia joined the agency. This made the country more visible, and even saved some costs related to launching the satellite into orbit, the Education Ministry commented Minister Tomáš Drucker (Hlas) called it “an important milestone for Slovak space research” situated in the Kysuce region in northern Slovakia hides a unique spot that has become a favourite among Slovaks and tourists from abroad Čarovná Lúka (Magical Meadow) spreads across a total of 8,000 square metres and is divided into several sectors Each of these contains different colours and different scents of plants and flowers colourful honey flowers and various herbs at the site There is also a lavender field where seasonal lavender picking is held but also learn more about various herbs and take pictures using various props that can be found there “The main aim is that people relax here, enjoy the beauty of the colours, the scent of plants and, of course, take a nice picture with their family in the beautiful surroundings of Kysuce,” reads the website Chemist Yaroslava Lopushanska had a good career in Ukraine but left for Slovakia where she currently works in a grocery shop She thinks about her home in Uzhhorod all the time In “Slovak Settlers”, two writers join forces to bring the Slovak immigrant experience to life through the family stories of Slovak descendants A searing political pamphlet in novel form, “The Taste of Power” has transcended its era becoming required reading in Slovak schools and a mirror on politicians wielding authority today Some Slovak villages have the right idea for attracting tourists, while the others sound like they do not really want to have tourists at all Tennis player Lulu Sun, who was born in New Zealand to a Chinese mother and Croatian father, has made it to the quarter-finals of Wimbledon. Her team is led by Slovak coach Vladimír Pláteník Caption: “When I’m copying homework from my classmate: Change it a bit so that it doesn’t look the same.” “Me: [the picture below].” You can send me your tips on good news stories about Slovakia or funny memes at: radka.minarechova@spectator.sk The most 'crazy' audience in the Balkans: Dinamo beat Hajduk again, pressure proves too much for Split Dragan Skočić and Croatian trio deliver historic title for Tractor Martin Škrtel, one of Slovakia’s greatest players of the last two decades, has been appointed as the new sporting director of Spartak Trnava. The former Liverpool, Zenit, and Fenerbahçe defender will now oversee the club’s transfer operations, with a focus on challenging Slovan Bratislava’s domestic dominance. Among the key players under Škrtel’s supervision is Adrian Zeljković, the most valuable player in the squad with an estimated market worth of €2 million. With interest growing around the Slovenian midfielder, a summer transfer could be on the horizon, making it one of Škrtel’s first big decisions in charge. The former Slovakia captain will also manage the future of goalkeeper Žiga Frelih, another Slovenian in Spartak’s squad. Škrtel, who retired in 2022, is no stranger to football management, having briefly served as sporting director at DAC last year for just one month. Now, his focus shifts to Spartak Trnava, where he will look to build a squad capable of competing at the top of Slovak football. Nogomania.com is a premier destination for football enthusiasts, delivering fresh and in-depth content from the heart of the Ex-Yu region's football scene. SafeguardingPrivacy NoticeCookie PolicyCareersContact Us © Copyright 2025 Ipswich Town Football Club Sone Aluko and Marcus Harness were on target as Town beat Spartak Trnava 2-1 in Austria.  In the first game of a pre-season double-header which sees a second Town team face Flyeralarm Admira later in the day Aluko swept the Blues ahead with a beautiful finish after only four minutes.   Harness doubled the advantage after the break with Town holding off their Slovakian opponents despite the deficit being reduced in the second half.  The game was played at SC Laa in Laa an der Thaya which served as Town’s training base throughout the week in Austria.   with a patient move from the back giving Nathan Broadhead the opportunity to drive from halfway to the edge of the penalty area before laying off for Aluko to sweep home beautifully Aluko was seeing plenty of the ball and came close to doubling the tally when he drove a shot wide from the edge of the box with Town dominating much of possession and looking to build attacks from the back.   with Lee Evans putting in an excellent recovery tackle to remove danger from inside the box and Vaclav Hladky needing to hold a shot by Filip Bainovic.   Aluko had another shot saved before the break before Kayden Jackson and Leif Davis both had efforts at goal with Town going in ahead at the interval.  The lead was doubled five minutes into the second half when Harness wriggled between two defenders just inside the Spartak half before charging through on goal and finishing nicely.  with Broadhead driving towards goal and threatening the Spartak box but the Slovakian side soon found the net when an error at the back was pounced on by Marco Djuricin who slammed home to reduce the deficit.  Jackson was having joy down the right side and fed Harness for a shot which was deflected over the top before breaking in for an effort of his own which was blocked away.  Hladky needed to make a great save to claw Marek Ujlaky’s shot out of the top corner as Town faced late pressure Manager Kieran McKenna has split his squad with one side starting against Spartak before a changed XI take on Admira The 500-year-old artefact will be registered as a national cultural monument During the renovation of the external facade of the north tower of St. Nicholas Cathedral in Trnava, builders found a hidden Gothic chalice from the 16th century within the wall The church's rector believes that believers hid it in the wall from the communist regime in the early 1950s the Monuments Office wants to list it as an item of national cultural heritage "We presume it could have been [hidden in] the 1950s when there was great uncertainty during the persecution of the church Such precious monuments were hidden at that time," explained Jozef Gallovič The gilded silver late Gothic chalice dates back to 1520 "Its great rarity lies in the ornamental decoration made with a very fine goldsmith's technique A beautiful iconographic feature is the [representation of] six saintly figures at the bottom," said Žofia Geričová an expert at the Regional Monuments Board in Trnava the chalice is once again serving its purpose "We will initiate its registration as a national cultural monument," added Geričová It is not the first surprise discovery to have been yielded by the basilica in Trnava A monstrance from the 18th century was previously found hidden in the casing of the organ "It was also found by chance during organ repairs," explained Jozef Gallovič According to historian František Neupauer from the Nation's Memory Institute (ÚPN) experience has shown that church representatives's fear of the communist regime was justified "Representatives of the totalitarian regime even opened the chests and sarcophagi of monks They were looking for anything hidden there the fact that someone hid certain things meant that many of them were preserved," Neupauer explained The repair of the cathedral towers in Trnava continues Monument conservators say the basilica is gradually returning to its original Gothic appearance The rector promises that crosses will soon be placed on the tops of the towers for the first time in almost 200 years Site developed by     Copyright © Yedioth Internet professor and chair of the Health Administration and Human Resources Department was recently awarded an honorary doctorate degree (Dr.h.c.) from Trnava University professor and chair the Health Administration and Human Resources Department at The University of Scranton West currently holds a professor in public health appointment at Trnava University as well as a visiting professor appointment at the University of Matej Bel Slovakia and affiliated faculty at Tbilisi State Medical University West joined the faculty at Scranton in 1990 West is a certified healthcare consultant with the American Association of Healthcare Consultants and possesses certification in healthcare management by the American College of Healthcare Executives He is also 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