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to Czech/Slovak National Bibliography Often an important step in obtaining articles important to your research is verifying the bibliographic information for the newspaper or journal titles in which these articles appear. An example of this is a common journal title such as Slovo. If you take an article citation to an Interlibrary Loan office for a title called Slovo without any more information, you may have your request delayed or returned to you unfilled because of confusion as to which Slovo is the correct one. There are numerous Slavic language titles called Slovo. By providing even one more piece of information to the Interlibrary Loan staff, such as the place of publication, you greatly increase your chances of getting the desired article in a timely fashion. Or, perhaps you need to know what titles a certain corporate body produced or who was the editor of a particular journal at a particular time. Maybe you would like to know which Czech or Slovak periodical publications were active on an annual basis or in a certain region. This task can be quite daunting and no one source will give you all the information, but using the sources listed in this section is a good place to start for the answers to it and to the other questions mentioned above. It is important to keep in mind that all the works listed below that relied on the results of depository laws as their basis for compilation have a caveat in their prefaces that either the laws were not fully functional at that time or that publishers were unfamiliar with the laws or ignored them. This means that none of the sources are truly comprehensive. Bibliographic coverage of periodicals is spotty for Czech, thus for information on periodicals you must take advantage of non-traditional sources such as encyclopedias. Many Czech encylopedias have entries for periodical titles and organizations. For example, under the entry for Casopis katolickeho duchoventsva in the Masarykuv slovnik naucny can be found the names of the various editors of the title, when and by whom it was founded, information about the index to the title, and even the main focus of the journal. See the page entitled Czech/Slovak Encyclopedias for descriptions of major Czech and Slovak encylopedias including the Masarykuv. The Slovak situation is more complete due to a series of retrospective bibliographies, which are described below. Please also keep in mind that many of the sources listed below will be in Czech, but will also provide coverage of Slovak titles. In the annotations we will highlight in pink the languages or regions each resource covers. Besides the bibliographies listed below, there are many online sources that can provide bibliographic information about Czech and Slovak periodicals such as WorldCat and RLIN, two large bibliographic utilities, or online library catalogs from various major libraries including those of the Czech National Library and the Slovak National Library. But other western sources can be extremely helpful such as Ulrich's international periodicals directory which will give bibliographic and publisher's information as well as telling you where the contents of a periodical title is indexed. For online journals and newspapers try using a media portal site that arranges the titles by country such as Kidon Media-link or the newspaper section of The Internet Public Library. Internet subject directories and search engines will generate lists of newspapers, journals, and e-zines. For example, for Czech you could search Seznam under the heading "Zpravodajstvi" and for Slovak Zoznam under the heading "Spravodajstvo a media." Included at the end of this section are indexes for articles in newspaper and periodical sources. Bibliographies of Periodical Bibliographies Soupis
bibliografii novin a casopisu vydavanych na uzemi Ceskoslovenske Republiky. With almost 1,000 titles cited, this bibliography lists bibliographies of periodicals and newspapers that were published in the territory of the Czech Lands, Subcarpathian Rus', or Slovakia. The bibliographies may be published as monographs or journal articles. The citations are arranged by region and also by publication dates. There are also sections for regional bibliographies, bibliographies of periodicals based on subject areas, and Czech and Slovak periodicals published abroad. Many of the entries are annotated. There is an index of names and a chronological index. See the entries below which appear in the subject section under the heading of "Children's Literature".
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v Cechach 1650-1847. Covering the years 1650-1847, this bibliography presents citations for newspapers, journals, and calendars that were published in Bohemia and Moravia regardless of language. The entries are arranged alphabetically by title. Entries are brief giving full publication information, but at the end of each citation are abbreviations that represent libraries in the Czech Republic that have the title and show their holdings. There is a list of sources used to compile the bibliography, a chronological index, an index by place of publication, and indexes for names and subjects. See the image below for a calendar published in Cheb and Karlovy Vary.
Another source that covers periodicals from this early time period (to 1846) is Jungmann's famous bibliography entitled Historie literatury ceske and its supplement which are described on the Czech/Slovak National Bibliography page.
This bibliography covers newspapers and periodicals published in Bohemia regardless of language that were active at some point between 1848-1862. Entries provide title, dates of publication, frequency, publisher, circulation and subscription numbers, and abbreviations of libraries in the Czech Republic that hold the titles. The entries are arranged by place of publication, with the first and largest section being Prague. The bibliography opens with a bibliographic essay on periodicals in Bohemia during 1848 and a bibliography of works about Czech journalism and periodicals. At the end of the book are fold-out charts and tables illustrating various topics such as listing journals by subject area. There is an index of publishers. See the entry on the right for Pokrok hospodarsky.
Soupis ceskych a slovenskych soucasne
vychazejicich casopisuv v zemich Koruny Ceske, Vidni, Nemecku, Rusku a v Americe
s ukazatelem mist a odboru, jakoz i statistikou. This bibliography covers Czech and Slovak newspapers and periodicals that were active in 1908-09. The compiler used publishers' catalogs and title lists from the collections of several societies to gather the data. The entries contain the following information for each title: publication place, publisher, editor, frequency, and the issues that were published in 1908-09. There are, however, no annotations for the titles and no information on the size of circulation. An interesting feature of this bibliography is the table of statistics based on its contents that breaks down the number of titles by country and by subject. The entries are arranged alphabetically by the first significant word in the title. Unfortunately, the compiler's idea of significant is not necessarily what the American librarian would consider significant, e.g. Ceskoslovensky drogista is under D. There are indexes for publication place and subject. See the entry below for Cesky Gardista.
For periodicals published from 1901-1925 see also Soupis ceskoslovenske literatury za leta 1901-1925 which is annotated on the Czech/Slovak National Bibliography page.
Soupis
Moravskych novin a casopisu z let 1848-1918. + The bibliography and its supplement cover newspapers and journals published in Moravia from 1848-1918. It includes both Czech and German language titles. Citations are arranged alphabetically by title in both pieces and contain brief data on the periodical such as full title, place of publication, dates of publication, and symbols to show which libraries in the Czech Republic hold the title. There are indexes for place of publication and subjects. The supplement also has a list of sources used to compile the bibliography. See the sample entries below.
Kubicek's bibliography covers Moravian and Silesian newspapers and journals published between 1918 and 1945 regardless of the language of publication. Entries are arranged alphabetically by title and contain the following information: full title, dates and place of publication, publisher, title changes, frequency, and a union listing showing which libraries or archives in the Czech Republic hold the title, their call numbers and sometimes their holdings. There are indexes for names, places and publishers, and subject/chronology. See the entry on the left for the title Slezskym detem.
Bibliograficky katalog casopisectva
Republiky Ceskoslovenske za rok 1920. If you are looking for periodicals in Czechoslovakia regardless of language of publication or Czech and Slovak language periodicals published abroad that appeared during 1920, use this bibliography. Entries are arranged alphabetically by title and contain full titles, publisher information, cost, and the issues that appeared in 1920. There are indexes for names, places of publication, and subjects. There is also a list of periodicals that ceased in 1920. See the image below for a few titles that begin with the letter K.
Bibliograficky
katalog. Cast 2. Casopisy a jine periodicke publikace z roku 1929. This bibliography was issued as part of the 1929 issue of the Bibliograficky katalog, the Czechoslovak national bibliography of the time. It contains entries for newspaper and periodical titles regardless of language published in Czechoslovakia in the year 1929. The entries contain the following information for each title: publication place, publisher, editor, frequency, and which issues were published in this year. There are no annotations and no information on the size of circulation. Entries are arranged by the first noun of the title, e.g. Ceska advokacie is under A. There are both systematic and alphabetical subject indexes as well as indexes by publication place, editors and publishers. See the image below for two sample entries.
Soupis
moravskych casopisu do r. 1945 ve fondech SVKOL. The Statni vedecka knihovna v Olomouci (SVKOL) has published this list of all of their pre-1945 Moravian newspapers and journals regardless of publication language and included their holdings for these titles. Titles are listed alphabetically, but there is a combined subject-publication place index in volume 2. Entries provide titles, dates of publication, and SVKOL's holdings. Sometimes there is a statement of the general subject orientation of the periodical. The bibliography includes over 2300 titles. See the entry below for the title Nove selske listy and its supplement Slavia.
If you are looking for journals or newspapers published by one of the Ministries or other organizations during the German occupation of Bohemia and Moravia from 1939-1945, this bibliography will be helpful. It contains titles on a variety of subjects, not just legal matters, for the organizations themselves had different areas of responsibility or interest. For example, there are publications from the Office of hydrology and hydrotechnology as well as ones from Musejni spolek in Jicin. In total there are 2218 periodicals described in this bibliography. Entires are arranged alphabetically by title and provide the following information: full title, place and dates of publication, publisher, printer, frequency, size, and union listing to show which libraries or archives in the Czech Republic hold the titles. The volume opens with a long introductory article on periodical publishing under Nazi occupation and it ends with some statistics as well as with indexes for subject, place of publication, periodicals published by German or other foreign institutions, and a list of German and Czech variants for geographic locations encountered in this bibliography. Unfortunately, there is no index of publishers or organizations. See the entry above left for the title Haus und Grund.
This bibliography covers Czech newspapers and journals published in the Central Czech region from 1945-65. The entries are arranged alphabetically by title and contain the following information: full title, publisher, place of publication, frequency, size, price, and a list of all issues published during this time period. There are indexes for names of editors and for places. See the entry on the right for the journal Boj o novou vesnici.
This bibliography covers Czech newspapers and journals published in the Southern Czech region from 1945-65. The entries are arranged alphabetically by title and contain the following information: full title, publisher, place of publication, frequency, size, price, and a list of all issues published during this time period. There are indexes for names of editors and for places. See the entry on the left for the title Vlastecke noviny.
Making use of major Czech libraries, bibliographies, archives and other sources, the compilers of this bibliography attempt to provide a comprehensive list of all Southern Moravian periodical publications from 1945-1965. The entries are arranged alphabetically by title and include title, place of publication, publisher, frequency, size, prices, dates of publication, and a list of every issue published during that time period. There is also a union listing component which shows which libraries in the Czech Republic hold the title. A separate section is provided for titles whose existence was verified in bibliographies, but whose issues have not yet been located and examined by the compilers. The subject index at the back has a general outline of the subject arrangement and then a complete list of all the titles given in that arrangement. There are indexes for editors and place of publication. See the entry on the right for the journal Tep elektry.
Soupis casopisectva za rok 1951.
Issued by the National Library in Prague, this bibliography contains entries for periodicals regardless of language that were published during 1950 in Czechoslovakia and that were received by the National Museum Library on legal deposit. The entries contain the following information for each title: publication place, publisher, editor, frequency, and which issues were published in this year. There are no annotations and no information on the size of circulation. Entries are arranged alphabetically by title. Newspapers and journals are listed together. There is a list of regional newspapers, of titles that ceased in 1950, and of title changes as well as indexes for subject, publication place, editors and publishers. See the entry below for the title Pojistny obzor.
Noviny
a casopisy v ceskych krajich.
Brnenske noviny a casopisy od doby
nejstarsi az do roku 1975. The introductory materials to this bibliography span almost 200 pages and cover the development of periodical publishing in Brno from the the 18th century to the latter half of the 20th. The bibliography itself presents the periodicals in alphabetical order by title and gives the following information for each: full title, place and dates of publication, frequency, publisher and union listing to show which libraries and archives in the Czech Republic hold the title and sometimes even gives their holdings. There are indexes for publisher and subject. The subject index also indicates which titles were published in Czech and which in German. See the entry below for Policejni pes.
For periodicals published in the Czech Republic during 1990, this source is quite comprehensive because its compilation is based on an internal list from the Ministry of Culture of all periodicals registered under a federal press law. The titles are grouped by subject. The information provided in each entry includes title, place of publication, publisher, and frequency. The third volume has indexes for titles, publishers, and places of publications, as well as a table of contents. Some Czech-language titles published in Slovakia are included. See the entry on the left that appears first in the section entitled "Social and Historical Sciences."
For more recent titles (after 1990) you have to use online catalogs, online bibliographic utilities, or the Czech National Bibliography on CD-ROM which is described immediately below. Note that the entire contents of the CD-ROM is now available for free on the Czech National Library website. The search functions are mostly the same as those on the CD-ROM. Ceska narodni bibliografie.
On CD-ROM.
The CD-ROM interface opens two frames, the left with a browsable list of the entire contents of the database that appears to be in random order and the right with the first record displayed. Note that what appears to be a simple title search is really a keyword search of all the words in the title. What is presented as a keyword search is really a type of subject heading search, for the Czech catalogers assigned the keywords to the records. See the User's Manual available under the Help menu for the numerous search possibilities. The issue from 3/2000 also has a user's manual in English and Czech in .pdf format. The web-version also has a help section. For a full description of all the sections available see the main entry for the CD-ROM on the Czech and Slovak National Bibliography page in this course. What follows is a description of just the sections for periodicals and articles. Clanky v ceskych novinach, casopisech a sbornicich (Articles in Czech newspapers, journals and anthologies): 1989- present. There is no coverage for the contents of local or company periodicals, children's and youth periodicals. Medical, technical, sports coverage is incomplete. It does include book reviews. This part of the database is searchable by author, title, title of source, keyword, etc. UIUC has paper copies of the Clanky title. See the annotation below for more information on holdings and call numbers. This section is available on the Czech National Library website. Periodika vydavana na uzemi CR (Periodicals published in the Czech Republic): 1989- present. It includes only those titles received at the National Library through legal deposit. The language of coverage is Czech or any other language published in the Czech Republic. Coverage is not complete due to sketchy compliance with depository laws. This part of the database is searchable by title, previous and subsequent titles, subject, keyword, publisher, etc. This section is available on the Czech National Library website. See the image below for a record from the "Periodika" section of the Internet version.
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slovenskych novin a casopisov do roku 1918.
The entries are arranged
alphabetically by title into 4 sections: the main section of Slovak titles from
Slovakia, and smaller sections for titles partly in Slovak, Slovak-Hungarian titles,
titles that were part of the First Czechoslovak resistance movement published
abroad from 1904-1918, and handwritten titles. The entries include information
on publisher, frequency, editors, and volume numbers. There are indexes
for place of publication, names, and chronology. See the entry on the right for
the title Slovacke novini which appears in the first volume.
Bibliografia slovenskych a inorecovych
novin a casopisov z rokov 1919-1938.
Bibliografia
periodik na Slovensku v rokoch 1939-1944.
Bibliografia
almanachov, roceniek a zbornikov na Slovensku 1919-1944. These retrospective bibliographies of almanacs, yearbooks, and anthologies from Slovakia regardless of language provide coverage from 1919 through 1965. They were issued as part of a large retrospective Slovak bibliography of periodicals compiled and published by Matica slovenska. It aims for complete coverage. Besides Slovak titles and foreign language titles published on Slovak territory, they also include Ukrainian and Hungarian titles published after 1918 in Bohemia and Moravia that were intended for these minority groups living in Slovakia. Introductory essays in both volumes survey the development of these genres in Slovakia for those years. A valuable feature of these works is the union listing which indicates the libraries that hold the titles. Entries are arranged alphabetically and include full title, authorship, imprint, size, and a brief annotation. There are indexes for names, places, publishers, and printers. There is also a chronological subject index. See the entry below which shows the data for the first volume of Slovensky kras. The data for the other 5 published volumes of this title appear span two pages in the bibliography so they are not reproduced here due to space considerations.
Bibliografia
slovenskych a inorecovych kalendarov 1701-1965. Issued as part of a large retrospective Slovak bibliography of periodicals compiled and published by Matica slovenska, this bibliography of calendars from the territory of Slovakia or in Slovak (calendars in this sense are a genre of periodical) provides coverage from 1701 through 1965. It aims for complete coverage. The titles are arranged into two sections, the first for Slovak calendars and the second for calendars in other languages. Within each section the titles are given alphabetically. Entries provide full bibliographic data for each volume and symbols to indicate which libraries hold the items in question. There are indexes for names, places, publishers, and printers. Illustrations and a chronology of titles appear at the end of the work. One of the outstanding features of the retrospective bibliography series is the detailed bibliographic essays that serve as introductions. This volume's essay is almost 100 pages long. See the image below for a Hungarian calendar entitled Honti Naptar from the Slovak-Hungarian border town of Sahy (Ipolysag).
Katalog
Slovenskych a na Slovensku vychadzajucich novin a casopisov v rokoch 1945-1971
vo fondoch Statnej vedeckej kniznice v Kosiciach. The Statna vedecka kniznice in Kosice has produced this list of Slovak newspapers and journals published from 1945-1980 that are held in their library and provided their holdings information. The entries are arranged alphabetically by title and provide full title, place of publication, publisher, and SVK's holdings. There is a geographical index in the thrid volume of the first bibliographyand in the second bibliography as well. The second bibliography also has a subject index. See the entry below for the title Inbul.
550 newspaper and periodical titles and 262 anthologies published in Slovakia in the year 1971 are presented in this bibliography. The citations are arranged alphabetically by title within two sections: periodicals and anthologies. The anthologies section also contains calendars and yearbooks. The entries provide the following information: Full title, frequency, size, place of publication, publisher, printer, and issues published in 1971. Some also have a brief annotation of content. There are indexes for place of publication, publishers, printers, periodicity, and subjects. See the entry on the right for the title Etnologia Slavica.
Slovenska
narodni bibliografie. On CD-ROM.
The interface opens two frames, the left with a browsable list of the entire contents of the database that appears to be in random order and the right with the first record displayed. Note that what appears to be a simple title search is really a keyword search of all the words in the title. What is presented as a keyword search is really a type of subject heading search, for the Slovak catalogers assigned the keywords to the records. Some help (in Slovak) is available under the pull-down menu entitled "Pomoc" and also if you click the "Pomoc" button in the search box. available. For a full description of all the sections available see the main entry for the CD-ROM on the Czech and Slovak National Bibliography page. What follows is a description of just the sections for periodicals and articles. Series B. Periodika: This bibliography of periodicals published on Slovak territory regardless of language is on the first CD-ROM and is mixed in with the other sections that comprise the "Knihy" database. The entries give title and publisher and some subject headings, but complete information about the publication dates and other details are not provided. However, the database is searchable by many access points such as ISSN and search limits may also be applied. The major problem with this system is that you cannot search by genre, thus you cannot pull up a list of all the periodicals cited in the database. UIUC has no paper copies of this title except the 1971 issue described above. Clanky: articles from Series B-J: This section of the national bibliography appears on CD-ROM 2. Again there are many access points and limiters for searching, including author, article title, subject, journal title, etc. It includes articles from Slovak newspaper and journals regardless of language that are received at the National Library on legal deposit. The dates of coverage on the CD-ROM for Clanky are 1978 to the present plus articles from Series B-J from 1981- present. UIUC has paper copies of the Clanky title which ceased with the 1998:12 issue. See the annotation below for more information on holdings and call numbers.
A specialized volume in the Slovenska narodna retrospektivna bibliografia. Seria B. Periodika, appeared in 1998 covering school publications, but it will be annotated in a future section on Resources for Czech/Slovak Education. For now the title and call number are : Bibliografia vyrocnych sprav skol z uzemia Slovenska za skolske roky 1918/19-1952/53, Call Number - Czech/Slovak Reference 016.37094373 G33b. Czech/Slovak
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to Czech/Slovak National Bibliography Bibliographies of Czech/Slovak Periodicals Published Abroad Besides the bibliographies listed below, there is a chapter on Czech and Slovak newspapers and periodicals published in North America in the book Czechs and Slovaks in North America. A bibliography. The Slovaks for years have been compiling a massive retrospective bibliography of their publishing output. Several of these volumes which are annotated above cover periodicals including ones that have been published outside the territory of Slovakia. Zahranicni
krajanske noviny, casopisy a kalendare do roku 1938. This bibliography of Czech emigre newspapers, journals, and calendars published abroad from 1848-1938 appeared as a special issue of the Czech national bibliography in 1958. It begins with a brief introduction to the topic of Czech emigre serials and includes some statistics. There are no annotations provided, but the motto of the serial or the subject index can indicate the basic content. The entries are arranged by country of publication. Newspapers and journals are grouped together with calendars listed at the end of each country section. There are indexes for titles, editors, and broad subject categories. Entries may include the following information: title, affiliation, publisher, place and dates of publication, frequency, volume numbering, the motto of the serial, and a citation to the source from which this bibliography extracted the information. See the entry below for the calendar Amerikan.
Czech and Slovak press outside
Czechoslovakia. Its status in 1978. This annotated bibliography covers periodicals published outside of the Czech and Slovak Republics in Czech or Slovak, or in other languages, but related to Czech and Slovak emigre populations. The entries are divided into three sections: Czech titles, Slovak titles, and titles in other languages. Entries may provide the following information: title, subtitle, frequency, place of publication, language of publication, editor, and address of publisher. The dates of publication are sketchy in this source. Try to use another source to verify exact dates if needed. There is a geographical index and a selected bibliography. See the entry below which appears at the beginning of the Slovak section.
Exilova
periodika. Katalog periodik ceskeho a slovenskeho exilu a krajanskych tisku vydavanych
po roce 1945. Czech and Slovak emigre periodicals produced after 1945 are the subject of this catalog. The entries are arranged into various sections: Czech periodicals published abroad which is divided by by country of publication; Czech periodicals from other Eastern European countries, also arranged by country; periodicals produced by the Ministry of the Interior which were propaganda issues meant to deceive the emigre populations; Czech periodicals produced abroad that were published in foreign languages; Slovak periodicals published abroad. Entries may include the following: title, place and dates of publication, frequency, an annotation which sometimes includes print run and bibliographical references for further reading. Holdings for various libraries in the Czech Republic are also provided. There are a bibliography and indexes for names, publishers and titles. See the entry below for the Czech journal Cesky Odd Fellow which was published in the United States.
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Although this index only
covers a few years, 1920-1923, it includes books
and articles published in Poland, Czechoslovakia,
Romania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Hungary and Russia. It is not comprehensive but
it can be helpful. We include it under Periodical indexes for Czech and Slovak
because of the lack of comprehensive article coverage for these languages for
this time period. The volumes are divided geographically and then by subject within
each geographical division. There are author indexes for each volume. See the
entries on the right which are in the Czechoslovakia section in the 1923 volume
under the subject of memoirs and biography.
What has been published so far of this large bibliography of articles from Communist and progressive newspapers and journals is comprised of three sections, one covering 1924-1928 (dil 4), another from 1929-1932 (dil 3), and the last 1933-1938 (dil 2). Dil 2 and 3 are published in 3 physical volumes each with the Czech part in sv. 1-2 and the Slovak part in zv. 3. Dil 4 has only sv. 3-4, the Slovak part, in print to date. Although its title suggests that the contents of the bibliography will be solely about communism, actually a large variety of subjects from art and culture to government and education are presented. Within the three different date compilations the subject arrangement of the citations is similar: Marxism-Leninism, Czechoslovakia, International Relations, and Other Countries. The section entitled Czechoslovakia has the various and detailed subject breakdown mentioned above. See the detailed table of contents in the first volumes of each date set for specifics. As an example of the organization of all the volumes, note that the list of 70 journals and newspapers published on Czechoslovak territory from which the citations in the Czech part (1933-1938) are extracted appears at the beginning of the book. The Slovak part (1933-1938) analyzes 31 periodicals. Some are in languages other than Czech or Slovak. Thus, for example, some are in German, Polish, Hungarian, or Spanish. There are indexes for author, pseudonyms, names, and places. See the image on the left for some entries on the writer Jiri Weil that appear in the section for literature in the Czech part of the 1933-1938 set.
Bibliografia clankov zo slovenskych
novin a casopisov, 1901-1918. The
Slovaks are in the process of producing a comprehensive
retrospective bibliography of periodical articles from 1901-1918. Only
a few volumes in the set have already been published with individual volumes being
dedicated to various subjects. These volumes will be annotated in the appropriate
subject sections as they are developed for this guide. For now, please note the
following titles in this series which the University of Illinois library holds:
Robotnicke hnutie na Slovensku v rokoch 1901-1918. Martin: 1969; Krásna
literatúra a jazykoveda. Martin, 1972; Skolstvo na Slovensku v rokoch
1901-1918. Martin: 1993.
Bibliografia clankov zo slovenskych
novin a casopisov, 1918-1945. The Slovaks are in the process of producing
a comprehensive retrospective bibliography of periodical
articles from 1918-1945. Many volumes in the set have already been published
with individual volumes being dedicated to various subjects, ultimately 28 different
subjects in all. These volumes will be annotated in the appropriate subject sections
as they are developed for this guide. For now, please note the following titles
in this series which the University of Illinois library holds: Hospodarstvo
na Slovensku 1918-1928. Zvazok 2. Druzstevnictvo. Druzstevne hnutie. L'udove penaznictvo.
Sporitel'nictvo. Martin, 1989; Film na Slovensku 1918-1938: Odborna anotovana
bibliografia. Martin, 1982; Pol'nohospodarstvo na Slovensku 1918-1928.
Martin, 1982-86. 4 vols; Dramaticko-inscenacne umenie, divadlo, film, rozhlas
na Slovensku 1918-1928, and 1929-1938. Martin, 1979 and 1990; Hudba
na Slovensku 1918-1928. Martin, 1983.
Slovenska
bibliografia. Sustavny rozpis vyberanych prispevkov z periodickej literatury roku
1944...1951. 1944-1951 are the years of coverage of this general article index for Slovak periodicals compiled by the Slovak National Library. Keep in mind that it is selective in coverage, thus not every article from every periodical is included. The citations are arranged by subject ranging from biography and philosophy to mathematics and other sciences. The subjects are given in all capital letters and the authors are in bold-face type. At the beginning of each issue or on the front and back covers there is a list of the periodicals from which the citations have been taken. There is an author index in each issue. See the list below for the articles listed under the heading of psychology in the 1947:2 issue.
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