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2017
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- The
Emperor and the Peasant: Two Men at the Start
of the Great War and the End of the Habsburg
Empire..
- Jefferson. NC: McFarland and
Company, 2018.
- Tells parallel stories about two men at
opposite ends of the socal scale living in
separate societies in the same country at the
same time. The country was the
Austro-Hungarian Empire. The time was over
100 years ago, at the end of the 19th and the
begnning of the 20th centuries. The empreror
was Franz Joseph I of Austria-Hungary. The
peasant was my wife's grandfather, Samuel
Mozolak, who lived in a Slovak village in
Hungary, one-half of the empire. The
emperor's story is told in the odd-numberd
chapters; the peasant's in the even-numbered
ones.
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Articles
and Book Chapters
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2020
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- "Chicago
Czechs, Country Cottages, and the 1929 Crash:
A Personal Story: Part 1"
- "Chicicgo
Czechs . . . Part 2"
- Nase Rodina 32 (March, 2020(,
25-35 and (june, 2020), 78-87.,
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2019
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- "Rudolph
W. Janda, Immigrant Czech
Inventor,"
- Koreny (September, 2019),
11-15.
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2017
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- "More
Slovaks in the U.S. Than Czechs? Who Says?
When and Where?,"
- Slovakia, 43 (2017), 7-27.
- "Slovak
Peasants in Hungry Prior to World War I,"
- Nasa rodina,29 (September, 2017),
114-119.
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Reviews
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2018
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- John Palka,
- My
Slovakia, My Family: One Family's Role in the
Birth of a Nation, Slovakia 2018
(Minneapolis: Kirk House, 2012)
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2016
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- Kevin
J. McNamara,
- Dreams
of a Great Small Nation: The Multinational
Army That Threatened a Revolution, Destroyed
an Empire, Founded a Republic, and Remade the
Map of Europe
(New York: Public Affairs, 2016) in
Nasa rodina, 28 (September, 2016),
125-128.
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