Talk:Valaškovce

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Add A Fact: "Valaskovce turned into military base"

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Valaskovce was a small, isolated village on the Vihorlat mountain range, just southwest of Snina. A cursory review suggests that this village was un-incorporated in 1950 and turned over to the Czechoslovakia Army for use as a Military base. Most of the residents were relocated to Humenné. Administration of the territory was assumed by Snina. A quick research indicates that the church still remains at the site, but other buildings were removed.

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 {{Cite web |title=Slovakia Genealogy Research Strategies |url=https://www.iabsi.com/gen/public/settlements/SL_Valaskovce.htm |website=www.iabsi.com |access-date=2024-11-05 |quote=Valaskovce was a small, isolated village on the Vihorlat mountain range, just southwest of Snina.    A cursory review suggests that this village was un-incorporated in 1950 and turned over to the Czechoslovakia Army for use as a Military base.  Most of the residents were relocated to Humenné.  Administration of the territory was assumed by Snina.  A quick research indicates that the church still remains at the site, but other buildings were removed.}}

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ERM1130 (talk) 16:59, 5 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]