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	Ludovit Stur
		Ludovit Stur was the leading person of Slovak life in period, when groundwork of our whole later cultural and formal developement was layed.
		The main linguistic works of Stur were Narecja slovenskuo alebo potreba pisanja v tomto nareci (Slovak vernacular or necessity of writing in this vernacular) and Nauka reci slovenskej (Doctrine of Slovak language).
		Stur helped to establish society Slovanska lipa (Slovak lime), to design Ziadosti slovenskeho naroda (it's a document, translated it means: Requests of Slovak Nation) and with organization Slovansky zjazd (Slav congress).
	www.gymzv.sk /projekty/data/skolske/euroteen/stur.html (663 words)

	Silver 200 Sk coin commemorating the 150th anniversary of the codification of standard written Slovak language
		It was headed by: Ludovit Stur, Jozef Miloslav Hurban and Michal Miloslav Hodza.
		The principles of the new written language were adopted at a meeting of Stur, Hurban and Hodza at Hlboke in 1843, and later developed by Stur in his work "Nauka reci slovenskej" (Instruction in the Slovak Language).
		Although there had been attempts to codify Slovak in the preceding period, Stur's Slovak proved to be the most advantageous and most viable.
	www.nbs.sk /MENA/PMINCE/PM02A.HTM (249 words)

	Modra - Ludovit Stur Museum - Museums - Slovakia
		Modra - Ludovit Stur Museum - Museums - Slovakia
		The Ludovit Stur Museum at Modra was set up in 1965 as specialized literary museum.
		The museum's main mission is to collect, document and introduce materials referring to the life and work of Ľudovít Štúr and his generation against a background of the national-political, social and cultural movement here during the times of the Slovak national revival.
	www.venda.sk /en/museums/modra/2264-modra-ludovit-stur-museum (388 words)

	BIIS - Statue of L Stur (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This relatively modern sculpture was designed by T Bártfay and J Salay in 1972.
		The figure of L Stur is clearly display as the leader of the "Národnooslobodzovacieho hnutia" (National Freedom Party) in the mid 19th century.
		Stur was born in 1815 and died in 1856.
	web.classics.co.uk /BIIS/html/lstur.htm (123 words)

	Wild Images Blog - a Kiwi's perspective of life in post-communist Slovakia
		Additionally, early climbs in the area by Ludovit Stur, a nineteenth century poet, writer, and national revivalist, are the subject of Slovak lessons at school.
		Stur was a member of parliament during the era of Hungarian rule, and doggedly fought to preserve and promote the Slovak language, at a time when the region was undergoing a forced ‘Magyarisation’ (Hungarianisation).
		Ludovit Stur is known and remembered by all Slovaks, and Kriváň, with it’s striking profile, seems to have become a larger-than-life representation of him, and all he stood for.
	www.wildimages.eu /blog/2006/10 (2082 words)

	The Slovak Republic
		L’udovit Stur was born in 1815 and came to Bratislava in 1829 to accomplish his studies at the Lutheran Lyceum.
		Stur was truly a Renaissance man, he was devoted to literature but also researched philosophy, linguistics, politics and journalism.
		Stur died due to a hunting accident on January 12, 1856 but the ground work which he labored so long to erect would give a good foundation for future authors of Slovak literature and poetry.
	www.tccweb.org /slovakrep.htm (8379 words)

	Sturovo (Spectacular Slovakia travel guide)
		The city is, after all, named after the greatest of Slovak heroes: Ludovit Stur.
		A writer, teacher, politician and revolutionary, Stur rallied Slovaks in the 19th century in their struggle for self-determination.
		It therefore seems a trifle odd that an obscure little town where the language of choice is Hungarian should be named after Ludovit Stur.
	www.spectacularslovakia.sk /ss2002/sturovo_ascii.html (946 words)

	MÃºzeum Ä½udovÃta Å tÃºra Modra /* Ludovit Stur Museum Modra /Muzeum.SK/
		The Ludovit Stur Museum at Modra was set up in 1965 as specialized literary museum.
		The museum's main mission is to collect, document and introduce materials referring to the life and work of Ludovit Stur and his generation against a background of the national-political, social and cultural movement here during the times of the Slovak national revival.
		The museum secondary field of activity is the history of the town, its ceramics works and fine art in relation to L.Stur and the town.
	www.muzeum.sk /defaulte.php?obj=muzeum&ix=mls (607 words)

	WHKMLA : History of Slovakia, 1790-1849
		A new generation of Slovak patriotic scholars (Hodza, Hurban, Kollar, Stur) emphasized the similarity of Czech and Slovak languages and promoted the concept that the Czecho-Slovaks formed one people.
		The works of Ludovit Stur (1815-1856) resulted in the establishment of one standardized Slovakian grammar and orthography, which was oriented on spoken Slovakian rather than a written Slovakian heavily leaning on Czech; his Slovak Grammar was published in 1847.
		The Hungarian diet not only rejected these demands, but regarded the action of the Slovak patriots as subversive; martial law was proclaimed; warrants for the arrest of Stur, Hurban and Hodza were issued.
	www.zum.de /whkmla/region/eceurope/slovakia17901849.html (819 words)

	Offplan Millionaire - In-Depth Profile - Slovakia - History & Government
		The first nationalist movements – which have since become a recurring feature of Slovak history – had started to emerge in the late 18th century and continued to grow during the 19th century.
		One of the most potent of these was led by Ludovit Stur and Andrej Hlinka (whose name was adopted by the Slovak World War II fascist movement, the Hlinka Guard).
		The Slovak struggle for independence from Austria and Hungary suffered a setback in 1867 when Austria agreed to give the Hungarians free rein within its territories, and a period of Magyarisation of the region followed.
	www.offplanmillionaire.com /guides/11_538/slovakia/history_government.html (1286 words)

	Ludovit Stur Details, Meaning Ludovit Stur Article and Explanation Guide
		Ludovit Stur Details, Meaning Ludovit Stur Article and Explanation Guide
		Ludovit Stur Guide, Meaning, Facts, Information and Description
		Josette A. Baer, "National Emancipation, Not the Making of Slovakia: Ludovit Stur's Conception of the Slovak Nation" (2003) In: Studies in Post-Communism Occasional Papers Series published by Center for Post-Communist Studies, St. Francis Xavier University, Canada.
	www.e-paranoids.com /l/lu/ludovit_stur.html (3444 words)

	Ludovit Stur, 'shaman of the sixth', SF&F Art
		Ludovit Stur, 'shaman of the sixth', SFandF Art
		SF&F Picture 9 out of 9 by Ludovit Stur.
		All rights are reserved for the work 'shaman of the sixth' by Ludovit Stur under
	elfwood.lysator.liu.se /art/s/t/stur/shaman6.jpg.html (316 words)

	The My Hero Project - Slovak Heroes
		One of the most significant modern artists, Ludovit Fulla, is seen as founder of Slovak modernism.
		From 1824 to 1846, this Slovak writer created epic and idyllic poems embracing Slovak ancient history.
		Ludovit Stur 1815-1856 Ludovit Stur was a poetically styled writer and intellectual leader in Slovakia.
	myhero.com /myhero/hero.asp?hero=slovakheroes (2126 words)

	Historicky casopis 3/95
		SOJKOVA, Z.: The spring of 1848 and the political and publishing activities of Ludovit Stur.
		The personality of L. Stur is in the focus of wide range of her historical and scientific activities.
		This is a study on the activities and opinions of L. Stur during the crucial month of 1848 revolution.
	www.aepress.sk /hc/hc395.htm (1221 words)

	Czech and Slovak Collections: Overviews of the Collections (European Reading Room, Library of Congress)
		A scholar wishing to explore the best Czech and Slovak achievements in scholarship and spiritual life by focusing on five outstanding figures (John Hus, Comenius, Jan Kollar, Ludovit Stur, Thomas G.
		Masaryk) would find an astonishing 1,017 volumes by or about these personalities in the LC computerized catalog:
		Ludovit Stur (1815-1856), writer, national awakener, 58 volumes
	www.loc.gov /rr/european/coll/czec.html (2156 words)

	Art Apartment - one bedroom, Bratislava - Reviews, reservations, photos
		Turn to the left, pass Ludovit Stur statue and turn right to the Medena street.
		On next traffic light turn right pass Ludovit Stur statue and turn right to the Medena street.
		Our simple reservation form requires you only to fill in the dates of your stay, number and type of rooms, your name, e-mail, contact telephone and country.
	www.bratislavahotels.com /art-apartment (758 words)

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		He was a philologist and poet and fought against the Magyarisation of Slovaks.
		Ludovit Stur’s project for Slovak autonomy failed, so Slovak leaders asked the Emperor for Austrian rather than Magyar rule.
		This was granted and lasted until 1860, when they were returned to Hungarian rule.
	web.ku.edu /~eceurope/hist557/lect8.htm (4220 words)

	Slovakia 500 Korun Slovenskych 2000 - Slovakian Currency Bank Notes, Paper Money, World Currency, Banknotes, Banknote, ...
		Front: Ludovit Stur, one of the greatest Slovak personalities of the 19th
		Watermark: Portrait of Ludovit Stur and a feather.
		It may not be exactly the same image as the one
	www.banknotes.com /sk31.htm (159 words)

	globalEDGE (TM) \| country insights - History of Slovakia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bratislava became the Hungarian capital for nearly two and a half centuries when the Turks overran Hungary in the early 16th century.
		Revolutions inspired by nationalism swept through Central Europe in 1848, which led to the codification of the Slovak language by Ludovit Stur in 1846 and later the formation of the dual Austro-Hungarian monarchy in 1867.
		As language and education policies favoring the use of Hungarian, which came to be known as Magyarization, grew stricter, Slovak nationalism grew stronger.
	globaledge.msu.edu /IBRD/CountryHistoryPrint.asp?CountryID=71&RegionID=2 (944 words)

	Excite UK - Travel - Europe - Slovak Republic - History and Government
		The first nationalist movements – which have since become a recurring feature of Slovak history – had started to emerge in the late 18th century and continued to grow during the 19th century.
		One of the most potent of these was led by Ludovit Stur and Andrej Hlinka (whose name was adopted by the Slovak World War II fascist movement, the Hlinka Guard).
		The Slovak struggle for independence from Austria and Hungary suffered a setback in 1867 when Austria agreed to give the Hungarians free rein within its territories, and a period of Magyarisation of the region followed.
	travel.excite.co.uk /travel/guides/europe/slovak_republic/HistoryGovernment (1356 words)

	Beckov
		He was the closest associate of Ludovit Stur whose name is connected with each important manifestation of the Slovak national movement in the second half of the nineteenth century.
		Painter Ladislav Mednansky was born on April 20, 1852 to a baron’s family.
		Well known geologist and phyto-paleontologist was born in Beckov on February 2, 1817 in family of local teacher Jozef Stur.
	www.slovakheritage.org /Castles/beckov.htm (1177 words)

	Press Review - 21-07-2003 - Radio Prague
		HOSPODARSKE NOVINY carries a story about the Czech 500-crown banknote which is celebrating its tenth birthday these days.
		The paper writes that instead of the Czech 19-century writer Bozena Nemcova, the note was originally meant to bear the portrait of the 19-century Slovak linguist, poet and politician Ludovit Stur.
		However, the split of Czechoslovakia and the consequent monetary separation changed everything, and because of time pressure, the first series of the new Czech banknotes, designed by artist Oldrich Kulhanek, were printed in England.
	www.radio.cz /en/article/43197 (712 words)

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	Ludovit Stur - Definition auf KuiperGuertel.De (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ludovit Stur - Definition auf KuiperGuertel.De Jede Menge Literatur zum Thema: "Ludovit Stur".
		Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document
		A copy of the license is included in the section entitled
	www.kuiperguertel.de /Ludovit_Stur.html (55 words)

	Slovakia - Heart of Europe: Ludovit Stur
		Born in Uhrovec, Western Slovakia, in 1815, Ludovit Stur is best known for his development of the Slovak language.
		Tragically, Stur's life was cut short on the 12th January 1856, when he died as the result of a hunting accident.
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	www.heartofeurope.co.uk /history_famous4c.htm (143 words)

	Slovak national anthem - Slovensko.com
		It speaks poetically of lightning strikes over the Tatra mountains and urges the Slovak nation to wake up.
		In March 1844, when the linguist and codifier of the literary Slovak language Ludovit Stur was sacked from his post of deputy professor at the Evangelical Lyceum in Bratislava, several of his students left the lyceum in sympathy, Janko Matuska among them.
		He wrote new lyrics to the melody of a traditional folk song "Kopala studienku" (transl.
	www.slovensko.com /about/national-anthem (461 words)

	Famous People
		He was born in Uhrovec on 27/11/1921,in the same house in which Ludovit Stur, another very important Slovak personality of the 19
		He worked as a petrol station attendant and later as a tool-man. He took part in the Slovack National Uprising in 1944, later he occupied various positions in Czechoslovak Communist party.
		From 1994 to 2000, she won 8 gold medals, 10 silver medals and 4 bronze medals and then at the World Championship, she won 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze
	www.iol.ie /~aidancbs/comenius/may2001/famous_people.htm (1315 words)

	Levoca hotel Slovakia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The house of Master Pavol of Levoca - a Gothic house from 15th century which houses an exhibition devoted to Master Pavol.
		The Evangelical Grammar School - here several of the followers of Ludovit Stur studied.
		It now houses an exhibition of Spis art.
	www.region.sk /levoca.html (295 words)

	Slovak Academic Network (SANET) and European Schools Project (ESP) in Slovakia
		The secondary grammar school - Gymnasium of Ludovit Stur in Zvolen (GLS) had several computer rooms where teachers, together with students, prepared letters for partner schools involved in the ESP project (http://www.tuzvo.sk/esp) (which will be discussed below).
		Student letters were copied onto diskettes and one of the teachers brought them to the university where they mailed them out.
		One subnet of 16 numbers has been used for the network of the Gymnasium of Ludovit Stur called GLSnet.
	www.isoc.org /HMP/PAPER/058/html/paper.html (2756 words)

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