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Slovak hockey to retrieve gold?
SLOVAK fans filling the nearby Ostrava stadium in the Czech Republic can be fully satisfied with their team's performance so far at the World Ice Hockey Championship 2004. To their thundering support, the Slovak hockey players advanced to the qualifying round from the first position.After defeating Ukraine 2:0, and then tying the US 3:3, the Slovak team came up against the Finnish team, which, unbeaten, seemed to have the lead in the B division. But Slovakia's 5:2 triumph over Finland in the last match of the preliminary round shuffled the results.
Gothic Art themost beautiful book
THE PUBLICATION Gothic Art, issued by Slovart Publishing House and the Slovak National Gallery in conjunction with an exhibition of the same name, was named the most beautiful book of 2003.
Slovaks light the EU star
"DID YOU wake up rested on this European day?" an elder inhabitant of Bratislava's Dúbravka district asked his neighbour on the morning of May 1.The night before, the two men, together with the rest of the nation, had celebrated victory over Russia in the closely followed World Ice Hockey Championship. The following morning they were ready to celebrate again - but this time a victory over borders, the future of a joined Europe.Slovakia's capital, Bratislava, welcomed the milestone inside its palaces and out on its streets.
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