249:(fortified town) with a mint in the area of the castle hill and the historical centre. There is an acropolis on the castle hill and some settlements below (crafts) and around it (farming). Bratislava then became a genuine town for the first time in history (it will become a de facto town again in the 9th century AD and then again in the 11th century). The most notable finds are represented by silver coins, bearing inscriptions (biatecs in most cases). Biatec may have been the name of the local prince who organized the minting or the name of the place itself. After the bloody defeat at the hands of Dacian forces under the leadership of King Burebista (shortly after the middle of the 1st century BC) the remaining Celts retreated to the site of Devín, creating a smaller, more easily protected hill-fort settlement. The arrival of Germans from the west forced the rest of the Celts to seek protection under the Romans on the other (right) side of Danube.
328:(Bräslav, Brazlaw) - or by a magnate of the same name - who was a vassal of Bavaria (Germany). Earlier, it was thought that Bräslav was the person who gave the town Bratislava its German name Brezalauspurc (see 907), later Pressburg, and maybe also its new Slovak name Bratislava; nowadays, it is assumed that Pressburg/Brezalauspurc is a distortion of Predeslausburg, a name derived from Predslav, who was (according to some historians) the ruler of Bratislava around 900 and the 3rd son of the Great Moravian king Svätopluk; the modern Slovak name Bratislava, however, is assumed to be derived (by mistake) from the name of the Czech ruler Bretislav I. The first written reference to Bratislava (as Brezalauspurc) appears in 1837 by J. Safarik Slovak historian. The
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2151:(1815–1856), one of the most famous figures in modern Slovak history, leader of the Slovak national movement in the 19th century, and creator of the present-day Slovak language standard (see above 1843), he spent 20 years at the Evangelic Lutheran Lyceum (first as a student, then as a professor). Deputy of the
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Uprising (1682–1683) Pozsony was the only town in present-day
Slovakia that refused to capitulate to Thököly's troops. Finall, the town, but not the castle, capitulated in July 1683 and was only reconquered by Imperial troops after the Turks were defeated near Vienna (September 1683). The last of the
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also began studying at the Lyceum during this period, spending 20 years there. In 1843 he codified the present-day Slovak language standard. The industrialisation of the town began with regular steamship transport on the Danube in 1830. Ten years later the first (horse-)railway line in
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first appeared in 1428, when they burned down the suburbs of
Pressburg. Negotiations held a year later in Pressburg between Sigismund of Luxemburg and the Hussites (in April and in June) failed. Between 1432 and 1434 the Hussites tried to conquer the city but their attacks failed. The first bridge
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brought a shift of the settlements focus again to the area of today's historical centre and the castle of
Bratislava. This period is considered an epilogue to Central European pre-history and this is attributed to the migration of the Thracian tribes, which brought with them their version of the
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and the country's largest city, has existed for about a thousand years. Because of the city's strategic geographical location, it was an important
European hub due to its proximity to the advanced cultures of the Mediterranean and the Orient as well as its link to the rest of Europe, which were
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However, in the 17th century, the town was affected by anti-Habsburg uprisings. In addition, there was fighting with the Turks, floods, plagues and other disasters. The
Evangelic Lutheran Lyceum (Evanjelické lýceum) (a kind of Protestant grammar school and, in the 19th century, also a kind of
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From 1000 to the early 13th century a market settlement (the future town centre) grew below the
Pozsony Castle (first written reference in 1151) and became an important centre in the early 13th century. Further settlements in the surrounding areas followed. The Castle became one of the best
2171:(1880–1919), one of the most important figures in modern Slovak history, astronomer and Slovak general of the French army, one of the creators of Czechoslovakia, he studied and died in Pressburg (Bratislava). The official name of the Bratislava Airport is "Milan Rastislav Štefánik Airport".
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The population increased by 200% between 1720 and 1780, and by 1782 the population had reached 33,000 (out of which 29,223 were in the part of the town below the castle that had the free royal town status), thus making
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amongst its guests. The 1930 census showed that the Hungarian population had decreased to under 20% of the city, and Hungarian language signs were removed. Between 1938 (October) – 1939 (March), Bratislava became the seat of government of the autonomous Slovakia within Czechoslovakia (see
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over the Danube in Pressburg was built in 1434, but it was destroyed by floods next year. In 1434 and 1435 the amount of paymentsby Hungary, for which the Hussites would leave Slovakia, was officially negotiated. In 1436 Sigismund of Luxemburg awarded Pressburg the right to use its
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in the Kingdom of Hungary; immigration of Hungarians and magyarisation in Bratislava. Also note that in the same time, the municipal area around the city had a population composed of 63.29% Slovaks, 17.39% Germans, and 13.59% Hungarians, of 36,190 inhabitants total
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held his first speech in the city since 1970, and (one day before demonstrations in Prague), Slovak students rallied against the Communist regime on 16 November 1989; further demonstrations would follow. The first non-Communist political party,
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Hellenic civilization. Many archaeological finds support the theory that both the castle-hill and the area of the town (on an important river-crossing) formed an important seat of local Hallstatt Culture and that the richly furnished mounds (
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colonists came to the town and gradually their number increased, so that until the late 19th century they represented by far the largest ethnic group in the town. In 1271 and 1273–1276 the town was captured by the King of Bohemia,
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proposed political reforms to the emperor. Lajos Kossuth proclaimed "Hungary reborn" from the hotel Zöldfa (English: Greenwood)'s balcony the next day. Ferdinand I of Austria appointed Lajos Batthyány to form a new Hungarian
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in 1291. Earlier town privileges are not known, but probable, because Pressburg has been called a "town" as early as around 1250. After 1291, the town received many privileges from Hungarian kings, especially from the
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and orders to improve the fortification of the castle (because of the last Hussite invasion during that year). From 1439 to 1486 another bridge over the Danube existed in Pozsony, being washed away by flood in 1486.
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period. However, during the Early Stone Age there was already a settlement in the general area. But this was not within the present territory of the city. The first known fortified settlement on the area of later
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was signed in 1626, which put an end to the Bethlen anti-Habsburg uprising. From 1671 to 1677 Pressburg was seat of extraordinary courts against the Protestants and participants in the anti-Habsburg uprisings;
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against Hungary, devastated present-day western Slovakia and undertook an attack against the Pozsony castle but was defeated by the Hungarian king. 12 years later Břetislav I and the troops of the German king
1527:(called National Council of the Slovak Republic since 1994). Six days later the prime ministers of the two constituent republics of Czechoslovakia agree to split the country into two independent states; the
302:(375–568). Recently, archaeologists found a carbonized loaf of bread at Devin and its age was estimated to be older than the Slavic settlement but still fell within the period of the migration of nations.
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663:. Altogether, 11 kings and 8 queens were crowned in the town. During Maria Theresa's 40-year reign, Bratislava - along with the rest of her empire - enjoyed sustained economic and social growth.
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2165:(1717–1780), Archduchess of Austria and Queen of Hungary and Bohemia. She spent much of her time in the Pressburg Castle; had the Castle walls demolished and the Castle restored (see above).
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was proclaimed, but its borders were not settled for several months. The dominant Hungarian and German population tried to prevent annexation of the city to Czechoslovakia and declared it a
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in 1787. In 1803, a separate Department of Czechoslovak Speech and Literature was created (from the Institute of Czechoslovak Speech and Literature founded in 1801) at the Lutheran Lyceum.
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fortifications in Hungary because of its position, and (along with the city) became a site of frequent attacks and battles, and a place of frequent stay by Hungarian kings. Around 1000 the
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After the war, most of the German population were expelled (some Germans had already been evacuated by German authorities). In 1946, Jews living in the city were attacked during the
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in 1939. By 1945, most of the city's approximately 15,000 Jews had been removed and sent to concentration camps. The Bratislava oil district, including the Apollo oil refinery, was
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, Head of Parliament Pavol Paska, and President Ivan Gasparovic unveiled a statue of the 9th century leader of the historic Great Moravian Empire,
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failed to conquer the fortified castle and the town below it, but temporarily devastated the surrounding settlements. The castle was adapted after these attacks. After 1242,
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conquered Pressburg in 1619, as a part of the Bethlen uprising. He was defeated by imperial troops in 1621, and then besieged the town from 1621 to 1622. The (3rd)
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castle one finds important clues to the final period of the Bronze Age (Podoli Culture), when a fortified settlement arose on the strategic place: rock-cliff over
2183:(1844–1896), sculptor and professor in Vienna, born in Bratislava; many of his sculptures are in Pressburg (e.g., the Ganymedes Fountain and the Hummel Monument).
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in the 15th century. After the death of the Hungarian king Andrew III, Pressburg was annexed by Austria in 1301, because Andrew's widow gave the town to the
1921:(1858–1903), sculptor born in Pozsony. He erected the Maria Theresa statue located on the former Coronation Hill in 1897, which was later destroyed in 1921.
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in 1895. As a result, during the last decades of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, Pressburg was the second most industrialized town of the Kingdom of Hungary.
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the status of a feudal lord with all its privileges) because Sigismund wanted to restrain the increasing power of the (true) feudal lords in Hungary. The
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drove the Hungarians from Austria, and even occupies Hungarian frontier territories, but he is compelled by want of money to retreat, and signed the
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In 1052 the German king Henry III besieged Pozsony for 2 months without success, but caused considerable damage to the castle. The following year,
1202:. In a blatant attempt to appeal to the Allies, American Slovaks proposed rename the city “Wilsonovo mesto” (Wilson City), after Woodrow Wilson.
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supporting Elisabeth. Finally, in 1443 Elisabeth got the town back, but the castle remained in Ladislaus' hands till his death in 1444.
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1843–1844: The Hungarian language was proclaimed the official language in legislation, public administration and teaching by the Diet.
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arrived in the area. After a successful insurrection of the Slavs (probably at Bratislava-Devín) against Avarian rule in this region,
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in 1536. The Kingdom of Hungary was part of the Habsburg Monarchy from 1526 to 1918. Pressburg was also made a meeting place of the
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2021:(1368–1437), Holy Roman Emperor. He gave many important privileges to the town and had the Pressburg castle reconstructed.
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personally visited the town to achieve a peace between Henry and the Hungarian king. In 1073 and 1074 Hungarian king
2045:(1700–1750), scientist and technician, founder of scientific cartography in Hungary. He spent 10 years in Pressburg.
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As a consequence of Ottoman advances through Hungarian territory and the capture of
223:) excavated on eastern suburbs of the city may have been burial grounds of princes.
3292:. Poznávame Slovensko (in Slovak) (1st ed.). Bratislava, Slovakia: Dajama.sk.
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1307:
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Between 1928 and 1930 the Hotel Carlton was built in the place of Hotel Zöldfa, on
337:
299:
291:, which is known for the remains of Roman baths (attempt to build Villa Rustica?).
191:
162:(from the periods about 0.45 million years and about 0.3 million years ago) and of
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1918:
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111:
3235:. Chronicle of Slovakia (in Slovak) (1st ed.). Bratislava: Fortunaprint.sk.
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2002:
1993:(1456–1516), King of Bohemia and Hungary. He spent most of his life in Pressburg.
1958:
1581:
1573:
1496:. From 6 October 1990 to 16 July 1991 Bratislava had two active serial killers –
1283:
1245:
1210:
1031:, but Pressburg's citizens destroyed the pontoon bridge. Lajos Kossuth appointed
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was erected in thanksgiving to God for its ending. In the 18th century, many new
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uprisings that affected the town was in 1704 (within the Rákóczi Uprising), when
680:
676:
648:
533:
516:
163:
87:
2054:
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Slovaks (91.39%), Czechs and Moravians (2%), Hungarians (3.84%), Germans (0.28%)
1501:
1302:, and from October 1938 to April 1945, the future Devín borough was part of the
997:
1848 (18 March): The Diet declared the new Hungarian constitution and abolishes
284:
2202:
2180:
2152:
1996:
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was adopted 1 September and signed at Bratislava Castle 3 September. After the
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1264:
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884:
837:
718:
612:
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357:), one of the first counties in Hungary, was founded, probably by Grand Prince
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have been excavated, as well as cemeteries and farming background of the town (
199:
460:
369:
3431:
3420:
3102:
Lacika, "Bratislava", p. 43. Kováč et al., "Bratislava 1939–1945, pp. 174–177
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2129:(1879–1940), sculptor, born in Presssburg and author of many sculptures there
1737:
1702:
1596:
Construction started on the fifth bridge over the Danube, the Apollo bridge (
1426:
1337:
In 1946, the city incorporated the neighbouring villages of Devín, Dúbravka,
1260:
1128:
990:
644:
631:
601:
473:
437:
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at the Bratislava Castle in 1968. Since the 1960s, construction of the huge
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1930:
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During the late 1980s and early 1990s, Bratislava was plagued by a rise in
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1299:
1279:
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925:
808:, the Crown Jewels were taken to Vienna, and many central offices moved to
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509:
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and the United States played a major role in the establishment of the new
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on 7 November 1491. Under this treaty it is agreed that Hungary renounced
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2093:(1493–1541), chemist, scientist and doctor. He visited Pressburg in 1537.
2012:
1597:
1497:
1358:
1187:
867:
385:
153:
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Illustrated Slovak History: A Struggle for Sovereignty in Central Europe
1123:, Hungarian Prime Minister, and his whole government (as well as writer
968:
lived in the city. He worked as part of the Diet's administrative staff.
3411:
2186:
2090:
1844:
1756:
Germans (36%), Slovaks (33%), Hungarians (29%), other (1.7%) Note: the
1710:
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1508:
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1005:
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temporarily conquered Pozsony. Henry undertook a new invasion in 1043.
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187:
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1274:(now Hviezdoslavovo square). Hotel Zöldfa had included Lajos Kossuth,
497:
126:
In the area where present-day Bratislava lies, three skeletons of the
2100:
2006:
1990:
1909:(1921–1992), Slovak politician and statesman, who lived in Bratislava
1881:(1762–1813), author of the first Slovak language standard (see above)
1662:
914:
529:
515:
The town (the part below the castle) was conferred its first (known)
373:
174:
1815:
Slovaks (93.39%), Czechs (2.47%), Hungarians (4.6%), Germans (0.29%)
1406:
1370:
1075:
Late 19th century: New prosperity was arose, partly thanks to mayor
611:
in 1526, where the Kingdom of Hungary was defeated by the expanding
118:, presumably a king, who appeared on the Celtic coins minted by the
1792:
1658:
1535:
in 1992 the city was declared the capital of independent Slovakia.
1319:
1222:
1088:
910:
596:(also called the (2nd) Peace of Pressburg) with the Hungarian King
545:
481:
in connection with fighting between Hungary and Bohemia because of
432:
in 1146. The Hungarian king has to buy it back. The Hungarian king
275:
215:
179:
95:
3320:(in Slovak, English, German, and Russian). Bratislava: Obzor, n.p.
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Marcel Jankovics, "Húsz esztendő Pozsonyban", p. 65-67 (Hungarian)
2217:(1877–1957), labour leader in Pressburg around the First World War
1511:
was founded in Bratislava (until 1994 as a joint venture with the
1338:
888:
820:
721:
Epidemic killed 3800 people in the years 1710 and 1711. Later the
679:
Uprising), Bocskay troops occupied the surroundings of Pressburg.
317:
as well as the Dowina (Devín) Castle are important centres of the
195:
3157:
Beyond Violence: Jewish Survivors in Poland and Slovakia, 1944–48
2196:
1980:
1706:
1489:" (Verejnosť proti násiliu, VPN) was established on 21 November.
1433:, a part of federalized Czechoslovakia, after the signing of the
1366:
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998:
726:
558:
469:
452:
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arrived in the area between the 5th and 6th centuries during the
270:
245:
220:
3318:
Mestské opevnenie Bratislavy (City Fortifications of Bratislava)
2113:(1823–1849), important Hungarian poet, who often visited Pozsony
1853:(1866–1916), Slovak inventor, mainly focusing on flying machines
26:
1805:
Slovaks (92%), Czechs (4.6%), Hungarians (3.4%), Germans (0.5%)
1229:
after the Czechoslovakian state requisitioned it on 6 January.
845:
616:
557:
Between 1440 and 1443 there was fighting between the castle of
203:
169:
The first known permanent settlements on the town's territory (
115:
100:
2139:), doctor and professor, who was born and studied in Pressburg
2051:(1756–1791). He gave his only concert in Hungary in Pressburg.
1939:(1778–1837), a composer and virtuoso pianist born in Pressburg
1781:
Slovaks (49%), Germans (20%), Hungarians (9.53%), Jews (8.78%)
1713:(7.5%) – Note: all population data before 1869 are not exact –
1425:
and Slovnaft). The city was also affected by the unsuccessful
1112:
1870: Coronation Hill was rebuilt by the city council's order.
456:
The earliest known depiction of Pressburg Castle, 14th century
392:, who was based at Pozsony castle during his fighting against
2866:
2683:
Morton, Graeme; Robert John Morris; Boudien De Vries (2006).
1421:, the second bridge over the Danube, in 1972; and factories (
1057:
1849: The City Council created a new (fourth) city district,
883:
present-day Slovakia was built from Pressburg to the town of
512:
counties at that time and Pozsony belonged to Hungary again.
295:
236:
3386:(in Hungarian) (1st ed.). Bratislava: Madách-Posonium.
1155:
772:
in 1762. In 1764 the first German newspaper in Hungary, the
3273:. Visiting Slovakia (1st ed.). Bratislava: Dajama.sk.
3160:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. pp. 118–119.
2081:(1717–1799), painter and sculptor. He studied in Pressburg.
1836:
List of people buried in St. Martin's Cathedral, Bratislava
1476:
In November 1989 the city became one of the centres of the
1381:
seized power in February 1948, the city became part of the
809:
640:
424:(although his mother had been removed by her husband, King
310:
240:
119:
3348:(in Slovak) (1st ed.). Bratislava: Vydavateľstvo PT.
1600:): the bridge was opened for traffic on 3 September 2005.
828:
764:
at St. Martin's Cathedral on 25 June 1741. The 6-year-old
269:) and southern side belonged to Rome. Under the suburb of
643:, the city of Pressburg was designated as the capital of
138:
in 1957, dating to 25–15 million years ago. Teeth of the
887:, north of Bratislava. Later, it extended to Trnava and
796:("The Adventures and Experiences of the Youth Rene") by
3367:(in Hungarian) (2nd ed.). Bratislava: Méry Ratio.
3327:
Bratislava v stredoveku (Bratislava in the Middle Ages)
3123:"Ethnic polarisation in an ethnically homogeneous town"
3060:. Bratislava: Slovak Academy of Sciences. p. 160.
2930:. Bratislava: Slovak Academy of Sciences. p. 149.
2905:. Bratislava: Slovak Academy of Sciences. p. 133.
2769:
2767:
2748:
2746:
2744:
2742:
2740:
2651:
2649:
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2324:. Wauconda: Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers. p. 267.
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1850: A railway connection to Budapest was established.
1047:
sentenced 149 people to prison and 14 people to death.
122:
at the current location of Bratislava, 1st century B.C.
2518:. City of Bratislava. 14 February 2005. Archived from
2039:(1736–1783), sculptor, who lived and died in Pressburg
1468:
in 1988, which was violently scattered by the police.
1146:
and his family took part in the dedication's ceremony.
953:
1837: The First middle-class casino (an elite club), (
3365:
Húsz esztendő Pozsonyban (Twenty years in Bratislava)
2551:"Culture and History | About City | Visit Bratislava"
2067:(1874–1930), composer and conductor, director of the
1233:
contemporary Slovak language newspaper reported that
1054:
1848: A railway connection to Vienna was established.
1051:'s execution orders were also signed by Haynau there.
946:
1835: The first champagne was made by Esch and Co in
3329:(in Slovak) (1st ed.). Bratislava: Perfekt.sk.
3221:
2764:
2737:
2673:
Kováč et al., "Kronika Slovenska 1", p. 440 (Slovak)
2664:
Kováč et al., "Kronika Slovenska 1", p. 426 (Slovak)
2644:
2597:
2418:
2145:(1874–1939), composer and teacher, born in Pressburg
1933:(1732–1809). He gave many performances in Pressburg.
1361:
had been annexed in 1944). The so-called Bratislava
982:'s mirror room, addressing the members in Hungarian.
492:
The city was captured by the Hungarian nobleman and
372:, participating in a campaign of the German emperor
190:
there were settlements from both older and younger (
3226:(in Slovak) (2nd ed.). Bratislava: Obzor, n.p.
3222:Horváth, V.; Lehotská, D.; Pleva, J., eds. (1979).
3058:
The Struggle for Slovakia and the Treaty of Trianon
2928:
The Struggle for Slovakia and the Treaty of Trianon
2903:
The Struggle for Slovakia and the Treaty of Trianon
2189:(1887–1947), president of the first Slovak Republic
2107:, and built Jesuit colleges and schools in Pozsony.
1736:Note: the period after 1848 was a period of strong
243:) formed between 125 and 50 BC an important Celtic
2205:(born 1940), an Austrian bishop born in Bratislava
2033:(1724–1796), Austrian painter working in Pressburg
1027:tried to cross the Danube after his army lost the
1138:1897 (15 May): A statue of Maria Theresa made by
3418:
3111:Kováč et al., "Kronika Slovenska 2", pp. 307–308
3004:"Bratislavčania strieľali z okien na legionárov"
2432:. Budapest: Akadémiai Kiadó. pp. 102, 108.
2005:(1910–1998), founder of the Israeli martial art
1521:Declaration of Independence of the Slovak Nation
504:. Albert was defeated by the Hungarian nobleman
257:From the 1st to 4th centuries the border of the
3408:The Story of the Jewish Community in Bratislava
2718:(in Hungarian). 2007. p. 5. Archived from
2577:
2400:
1167:Bratislava at the beginning of the 20th century
1061:, by incorporating the independent villages of
870:played in De Pauli's Palace. Five years later,
840:. One of the notable students at this time was
2319:
1471:
1294:). Between 1938 (November) – 1945, the future
508:of Trenčín, who was the leader of Pozsony and
3252:Kronika Slovenska 2 (Chronicle of Slovakia 2)
3233:Kronika Slovenska 1 (Chronicle of Slovakia 1)
2950:
1893:(1443–1490), king of Hungary. He founded the
1875:(1843–1936), author of the first Slovak opera
1829:
623:, kept safe from Turkish and Habsburg hands.
428:because of adultery), besieged and conquered
3120:
2782:Erzsébet Varga, "Pozsony", p. 76 (Hungarian)
2773:Erzsébet Varga, "Pozsony", p. 71 (Hungarian)
2761:Erzsébet Varga, "Pozsony", p. 16 (Hungarian)
2752:Erzsébet Varga, "Pozsony", p. 15 (Hungarian)
2655:Erzsébet Varga, "Pozsony", p. 14 (Hungarian)
2606:Erzsébet Varga, "Pozsony", p. 70 (Hungarian)
2286:
1723:Germans (68%), Slovaks (8%), Hungarians (8%)
1304:Lower Austria area of the German Third Reich
1127:) took part in this ceremony with the opera
3114:
3031:"Prešporok vnímal legionárov ako okupantov"
2641:Kováč et al., "Kronika Slovenska 1", p. 349
2320:Spiesz, Anton; Bolchazy, Ladislaus (2006).
2155:. Editor of the Slovak National Newspaper (
1897:, and conferred many privileges to Pozsony.
1460:. The third bridge over the Danube, called
1142:was erected on the Coronation Hill square.
874:offered his yearly income to establish the
404:inhabitants there. In 1108 the German king
252:
235:period is defined as from 450 BC to 50 BC.
194:) part of the period. On the area of later
156:period, hand-axes and other stone tools of
3216:Timeline of Bratislava § Bibliography
2619:. City of Bratislava. 2005. Archived from
2465:. City of Bratislava. 2005. Archived from
2455:
2388:Kováč et al., "Kronika Slovenska 1", p. 95
2379:Kováč et al., "Kronika Slovenska 1", p. 94
2370:Kováč et al., "Kronika Slovenska 1", p. 73
2348:. City of Bratislava. 2005. Archived from
1192:dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
1115:1886 (22 Sept): The city theater (today's
670:
3362:
3315:
3224:Dejiny Bratislavy (History of Bratislava)
2815:"Pioneers – 1905, May 5 : Jan Bahyl"
2496:Špiesz, "Bratislava v stredoveku", p. 132
2463:"History – Bratislava in the Middle Ages"
1318:during the German occupation. The Soviet
655:). The first coronation was that of King
440:to the Holy Land, led by the German king
3309:Bratislava: Stavební obraz města a hradu
3180:
3153:
3082:"tfsimon.com – Milan Rastislav Štefánik"
2574:Lacika, "Bratislava", pp. 34–36 (Slovak)
2505:Janota, "Bratislavské rarity", pp. 61–62
2452:Špiesz, "Bratislava v stredoveku", p. 43
2429:("The Historical Chronology of Hungary")
1637:
1162:
1154:
1131:. The gala performance was conducted by
1079:and banker Theodor Edl (who, during the
827:
819:
743:
696:a trial against the participants of the
687:between Gabriel Bethlen and the emperor
630:
459:
451:
110:
51:of all important aspects of the article.
3055:
2925:
2900:
2414:. Budapest: Balassi Kiadó. p. 340.
2406:
2397:Špiesz, "Bratislava v stredoveku", p. 9
2009:. He grew up in Pressburg / Bratislava.
1310:, Bratislava became the capital of the
855:was signed by Austria and France after
273:, the remains of the Roman border town
3419:
3343:
3324:
3287:
3268:
2885:
2291:Plants and Habitats of European Cities
2287:Kelcey, John; Muller, Norbert (2011).
1967:(1734–1804), inventor, born in Pozsony
1859:(1755–1836), see above, buried in the
1588:4Motion and their sub-models in 2003.
1515:); the fourth bridge over the Danube,
1248:) / "Pressburg" (German) / "Pozsony" (
1098:in Pressburgh, the last battle of the
1069:, beginning the expansion of the city.
444:, gathered at Pozsony castle in 1189.
420:, who claimed the throne against King
47:Please consider expanding the lead to
3381:
3307:Mencl, Václav and Dobroslava (1936).
3306:
3249:
3230:
2863:
2859:
2857:
2837:"The Czech invasion of 'Wilson City'"
2424:
1507:In 1991 the factory of the automaker
1325:
2975:a.s, Petit Press (8 February 2019).
2540:Lacika, "Bratislava", p. 62 (Slovak)
2487:Janota, "Bratislavské rarity", p. 61
2427:Magyarország történeti kronológiája
2282:
2280:
2278:
1987:Vladislaus II of Bohemia and Hungary
1641:
1413:in the 1970s, reconstruction of the
893:
20:
3181:Zilincan, Jakub (16 October 2016).
3029:a.s, Petit Press (1 January 2019).
3028:
3001:
2974:
2951:Tibenský, Ján; et al. (1971).
1973:(1829–1874), important photographer
1107:Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867
13:
3250:Kováč, Dušan; et al. (1999).
3231:Kováč, Dušan; et al. (1998).
2977:"Legionári sa bránili pred útokmi"
2854:
1983:Opera, composer, born in Pressburg
961:) was founded by István Széchenyi.
876:Hungarian National Learned Society
794:Rene mladenca prihody a skusenosti
14:
3443:
3401:
3002:a.s, Petit Press (3 March 2017).
2275:
2233:History of the Jews in Bratislava
1519:, was built. On 17 July 1992 the
1322:took Bratislava on 4 April 1945.
667:university) was founded in 1607.
659:, the last one the coronation of
575:Frederick III, Holy Roman Emperor
209:
182:castle of Bratislava appeared in
2617:"History – Maria Theresa's City"
1646:
1545:
1513:Bratislavské automobilové závody
1423:Bratislavské automobilové závody
898:
748:Pozsony in the Baroque era, 1735
689:Ferdinand II, Holy Roman Emperor
590:Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor
485:. In this connection, the (1st)
226:
25:
3174:
3147:
3105:
3096:
3074:
3049:
3022:
2995:
2968:
2959:
2944:
2919:
2894:
2829:
2807:
2785:
2776:
2755:
2701:
2676:
2667:
2658:
2635:
2609:
2586:
2568:
2543:
2534:
2508:
2499:
2490:
2481:
2446:
2295:. New York: Springer. pp.
1538:
1150:
735:Mercurius Veridicus ex Hungaria
712:
39:may be too short to adequately
3311:(in Czech). Prague: Jan Štenc.
2817:. Helicopter History Site. n.d
2391:
2382:
2373:
2364:
2346:"History – Celtic settlements"
2338:
2313:
2250:
2228:Timeline of Bratislava history
2211:(born 1943), German politician
2135:(1704–1777), inventor of the (
2071:(1923–1930); conductor of the
1661:format but may read better as
913:format but may read better as
741:, was published in 1721–1722.
49:provide an accessible overview
1:
2238:
2195:(born 1928), important Czech
2073:Bratislava Symphony Orchestra
1533:Dissolution of Czechoslovakia
1387:Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra
832:Pressburg in the 19th century
588:kings. In the summer of 1490
332:were totally defeated by the
106:
3209:
3136:(2): 235–246. Archived from
2243:
1979:(1660–1727), founder of the
1887:(see above 1805, 1809, 1811)
1081:Hungarian Revolution of 1848
815:
700:takes place in 1671. In the
626:
464:Pressburg city plan, 1438–55
447:
408:, along with the Czech duke
343:
94:), currently the capital of
7:
3363:Jankovics, Marcell (2000).
2891:Lacika, "Bratislava", p. 42
2425:Benda, Kálmán, ed. (1981).
2411:(King Stephen and his Work)
2221:
2153:Hungarian diet in Pressburg
2099:(1570–1637), archbishop of
2061:. He studied in Presssburg.
1472:After the fall of Communism
239:(more exactly the tribe of
10:
3448:
3316:Ševčiková, Zuzana (1974).
3213:
2841:Radio Prague International
2157:Slovenskje národnje novini
1833:
1830:Notable historical figures
1395:Slovak Academy of Sciences
1316:bombed on 9 September 1944
1308:break-up of Czechoslovakia
1019:'s Slovak volunteers near
134:were found in the borough
3130:Czech Sociological Review
2105:University of Nagyszombat
2037:Franz Xaver Messerschmidt
1895:Universitas Istropolitana
1431:Slovak Socialist Republic
1159:View of Pressburg in 1900
1144:Franz Joseph I of Austria
582:Universitas Istropolitana
3410:An online exhibition by
3382:Varga, Erzsébet (1995).
2793:"Más fizikai díjazottak"
2516:"Academia Istropolitana"
2407:Györffy, György (2000).
2169:Milan Rastislav Štefánik
2163:Maria Theresa of Austria
1758:Anti-Hungarian sentiment
1631:, at Bratislava Castle.
1529:Constitution of Slovakia
1298:borough was occupied by
1257:Milan Rastislav Štefánik
1041:Prince of Windischgraetz
866:In 1820, the 9-year-old
762:Queen Regnant of Hungary
758:Maria Theresa of Austria
253:1st century–10th century
3154:Cichopek, Anna (2014).
2258:"History of Bratislava"
2069:Slovak National Theatre
2049:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
2031:Franz Anton Maulbertsch
1977:Johann Sigismund Kusser
1670:converting this section
1525:Slovak National Council
1487:Public Against Violence
1391:Slovak National Gallery
1332:Partisan Congress riots
1117:Slovak National Theatre
1045:Julius Jacob von Haynau
978:opened the Diet in the
922:converting this section
766:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
731:Hviezdoslavovo námestie
671:Anti-Habsburg uprisings
563:Ladislaus III of Poland
368:In 1030 the Czech duke
171:Linear Ceramics Culture
3325:Špiesz, Anton (2001).
2687:. Aldershot: Ashgate.
2409:István király és műve
2123:'s "Patience" (Act 1).
2121:Gilbert & Sullivan
2019:Sigismund of Luxemburg
1861:St. Martin's Cathedral
1629:Svatopluk I of Moravia
1375:Paris Peace Conference
1168:
1160:
1049:The 13 Martyrs of Arad
1011:1848–1849: During the
976:Ferdinand I of Austria
833:
825:
768:gave a concert in the
749:
707:Prince Eugene of Savoy
657:Maximilian of Habsburg
653:St. Martin's Cathedral
636:
538:Sigismund of Luxemburg
519:by the Hungarian king
465:
457:
442:Frederick I Barbarossa
123:
91:
78:
3427:History of Bratislava
3344:Janota, Igor (2006).
3121:Peter Salner (2001).
2133:Johann Andreas Segner
2117:Ignatius Paul Pollaky
1971:Eduard Nepomuk Kozics
1965:Wolfgang von Kempelen
1937:Johann Nepomuk Hummel
1834:Further information:
1638:Demographic evolution
1373:, in accord with the
1312:First Slovak Republic
1166:
1158:
1023:. On 7 October 1848,
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