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	Krakovany / Straze, Slovak Republic
		Krakovany, Ostrov, Trebatice and Voderady stayed in the Zobor monastery's possession until the bishop of Nitra overtook the properties of this monastery.
		The fortress in Krakovany was definitely built because of the central position of the village among the properties of the Nitra diocese.
		Krakovany had 49 peasant residents in 1585; twenty-four of them lived in quarter dwellings, 19 in one- eighth and 6 in half dwellings.
	www.iarelative.com /krakovany/history.htm (2432 words)

	TouristChannel.com - Slovakia and Tourism
		The first written mention of village Krakovany originates from the year 1113 in so-called "Zoborský pergamen", where were were listed all assets and people of the Zobor monastery following the instruction of the Hungarian king Koloman.
		The village - the primary villages, since the year 1944 under the name Krakovany are from their foundations to these days of agricultural character, where cereal crop and fodder crop are grown.
		The Church of St Nicolaus in Krakovany was built in the 18th century but it had been proved in historical dokuments there might have stood an old church from the 11th century in the village which broke down in the 18th century and this contemporary church was built at its place.
	www.tourist-channel.sk /krakovany/indexen.html (403 words)

	Krakovany / Straze, Slovak Republic
		Krakovany today is really the result of the merging of two neighboring communities, Krakovany and Straze.
		The Krakovany title is most accurately derived to mean "a settlement on a side branch of a river", and Straze to mean "a sentinal village".
		As these communities reached the end of the 18th century Krakovany was in a better situation than Straze because it belonged to a church landlord.
	www.iarelative.com /krakovany (642 words)

	The Slovak Spectator - Slovakia's English Language Newspaper
		Sucháň first won popularity as a priest among his younger parishioners during his ministry in Lamač, a suburb of Bratislava.
		He was then moved to the small village of Krakovany (pop.
		He says that the move was a form of punishment issued by high Church officials for his outspoken ways.
	www.slovakspectator.sk /clanok_tlac.asp?cl=3482&rub=spect_feat (307 words)

	VT Krakovany Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
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		Finally, when the importance of the iron tools grew, character of the society started to change.
		The greatest influence had the Hallstadt site in Austria, that gave the name to the name of the whole period (700-400 B. C.) on the Kalenderberg Culture (Sereď, Krakovany).
		The incredible imagination of potters was expressed first of all in ritual ceramics found in prince’s barrows.
	www.akuti.com /slovakia/students/sc_ind4.htm (920 words)

	T.H.C. - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		As they arrived we played a gig at Krakovany, an open air film-music festival.
		That was a really frozen weekend so we send our BIG respect to all the visitors coming to share the place, the music and feelings wit' us.
		A fuckin' coldness in the night (...what a nice end of summer...) forced us to move faster and jump higher than ever before to warm up.
	eldar.cz /thcband/news.htm (2382 words)

	Piest'any!!! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		But now I can rent a bike, take it anywhere I want, go shopping, draw, feed those silly swans that hang out near the bridge, buy fruit and other things at the marketplace, walk around, etc. Piet'any, I feel, is one of Slovakia's cultural jewels.
		Seeing as I have a 4-year history in Piet'any, I can say I've done some pretty neat things both there and in neighboring Krakovany.
		Cheered when we've actually gotten into the town at 10 o'clock at night.
	www.angelfire.com /ga2/LadyK/Piestany.html (293 words)

	vyborny family, Prague archive, Jan(*1811) and Josef(1828)
		"ev.f.u.") of Krakovany village for the period 1856-1867, No.4, in the birth records portion, page 15.
		These parents did not have any other children born in the evangelic parish of Krakovany (perhaps they were born in another district as Osek village).
		We have not looked for records of their baptisms - if you would be interested in them, we would be glad to accomodate you.
	www.vyborny.com /transfer/archives/prgarch.htm (1318 words)

	Water treatments, massage therapy for arthritis, fibromyalgia, scoliosis, osteoporosis in Medical Spa Piestany, ...
		You will be invited to sunny Carpathian hillsides and enjoy typical Slovak dinner with tasty wines under accompaniment of folk music.
		During a trip to Krakovany village you will be given an opportunity to be a guest in a traditional Slovakian wedding.
		You will be amazed by the beauty of natural landscapes during your tours to Fatra mountains, Low or High Tatras.
	www.azimuthtravel.us /spa_piestany_explore.html (1329 words)

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		The village of Krakovany, Piestany district in Slovakia is not to be confused with Krakovany in Czechia.
		Modern village Krakovany consists of two former independent villages, Krakovany and Strá¾e.
	www.fahnenversand.de /fotw/flags/sk-pn-kr.html (179 words)

	Hotels in Krakovany, Slovakia
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	NOSLOVAKIA - Country of My Ancestors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		You can use some time for shopping, or relax in your hotel room to get ready for the evening entertainment.
		You'll be taken to the village of Krakovany for an enacted Slovak wedding with dinner.
		Get ready for excellent food, drinks, and plenty of singing and dancing.
	www.azint.com /slovaktour.htm (1314 words)

	:: FolkloreTrip
		We will exert maximum effort to ensure your comfort and satisfaction.
		During our tour around Slovakia we will visit the following towns and villages: Bratislava, Myjava, Trenčín, Piešťany, Turá Lúka, Selec, Krakovany and return to Bratislava
		wnding ceremony in Krakovany with local folk group and diner.
	www.folkloretrip.com /trip1_new.php (413 words)

	Eastern Slovakia, Slovak and Carpatho-Rusyn Genealogy Research
		Roots in the County of SARIS - part of the SLRP Project
		Krakovany / Straze, part of the Nitra County section of the SLRP
		Zamagurze Area Research Project (ZARP), study in the Tatra mountains area of northern Spis, Slovakia and southern Nowy Sacz, Poland (encompassing the Spisz and northwestern Podhale regions)
	www.iarelative.com /slovaki2.htm (4171 words)

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