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Na Grösslingovej 53

Na Grösslingovej 53 je podcast o témach, ktoré trápia mladých ľudí, no týkajú sa všetkých. Študujeme na Bisle a chceme vám poskytnúť pohľad na rôzne zaujímavé témy očami odborníkov a odborníčok z rozličných sfér verejného života od vzdelávania, politiku až po kyberbezpečnosť.

Podcast · By Bisla Podcast · Slovak (Slovakia) · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    Ján Hlavinka on the Current State of Holocaust Research in Slovakia (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Holocaust Perspectives , BISLA instructor Madeline Vadkerty speaks with historian Dr. Ján Hlavinka about Holocaust research in Slovakia today. The discussion looks at recent developments in the field, remaining gaps in research, the importance of archival work, new digital tools, and why the study of the Holocaust in Slovakia remains deeply relevant.

  2. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    Alica Frühwaldová on Her Manuscript "The Loves I Have Lost" (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Holocaust Perspectives , Madeline Vadkerty speaks with author Alica Frühwaldová about her newly published book The Loves I Have Lost . Through the story of her parents’ survival and the relatives they lost in the Holocaust, Frühwaldová reflects on love, absence, silence, and the responsibility to remember those who lost their lives.

  3. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Hana Kubatová on Christian Nationalism and the Holocaust in Slovakia (opens the original)

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    In this episode, the first one of our series called Holocaust Perspectives , BISLA instructor Madeline Vadkerty speaks with historian Hana Kubatová about Holocaust perspectives in Slovakia. The conversation examines how Christian nationalism, social authority, and ordinary people helped transform ideology into everyday reality, while asking what it means for a society to face its own role in historical violence.

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