Public Against Violence
The collection Public Against Violence is a large archival collection that documents the activities of this movement during the Velvet Revolution in 1989 and then as a political party until 1992. This collection contains valuable materials, including letters from the public and other documents, thematising the presence of cultural opposition.
Location
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Slovakia, 840 05, Bratislava, Drotárska cesta, 42
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Languages
- Czech
- English
- Hungarian
- Slovak
Name of collection
- Public Against Violence
Provenance and cultural activities
Description of content
Content
- graphics: 10-99
- grey literature (regular archival documents such as brochures, bulletins, leaflets, reports, intelligence files, records, working papers, meeting minutes): 100-499
Operator(s)
Owner(s)
Stakeholder(s) of the collection
Founder(s)
Date of founding
- 1989
Place of founding
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Bratislava, Slovakia
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Important events in the history of the collection
Featured items
Access type
- completely open to the public
Publications
- Mistríková, Mária and Marková, Margita and Janšová, Tatiana: Verejnosť proti násiliu (VPN). [Public Against Violence] Bratislava: Slovak National Archive, 2009.
Author(s) of this page
- Stýblová, Magdaléna
References
Abaffyová, Lenka. Dopisovanie s revolúciou. Politická zmena v dobových listoch občanov adresovaných vedeniu VPN. [Letters to Revolution. Political Change in Letters of Citizens to VPN Leadership] (Diploma thesis, Comenius University, 2011).
Abaffyová, Lenka , interview by Stýblová, Magdaléna, September 22, 2016. COURAGE Registry Oral History Collection
Last edited on: 2020-03-04 09:33:28