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List of Best Things to do in Banska Bystrica, Slovakia
Slovak National Uprising Square
The Clock Tower
Museum of the Slovak National Uprising
The Town Castle Area
Banska Bystrica's Town Fortifications
Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
The Stone Fountain
Marian Pillar
Matejs House
Europa SC
Jagr Team vs Demitra Team Prostejov 23.8.2007
23.8.2007
PROSTĚJOV - Solidní hokej bez extrémního brankového přídělu viděli prostějovští fanoušci při exhibičním duelu Jágr Teamu 2007 proti výběru Pavola Demitry. V souboji českých hvězd se slovenskými esy to dlouho vypadalo na obligátní remízu, tu však zrušil trefou 49 vteřin před koncem Milan Jurčina.
Jaromír Jágr se proti slovenskému soupeři prosadil gólem a asistencí, přesto jeho celek prohrál. lupa-plusKliknutím zvětšíte
Jaromír Jágr se proti slovenskému soupeři prosadil gólem a asistencí, přesto jeho celek prohrál. | Foto: Milan Začal
Ještě před úvodním buly se předávaly dva charitativní šeky na 25 tisíc korun (dětskému oddělení prostějovské nemocnice a mládeži HK Jestřábi Prostějov). Pak už se aktéři vrhli vstříc očekávanému mači, jehož začátek byl stylový.
Po zahřívacím úvodu totiž v 8. minutě Jágr převzal dlouhý pas od Hrdiny a přesným švihem zasadil puk s pomocí horní tyče pod víko – 1:0. Zbytek první třetiny však patřil hostím, kteří aktivněji bruslili a hlavně důrazněji zakončovali, což vedlo po trefách Petrovického, Radivojeviče a Bartoviče k obratu na 1:3.
Z kabiny na led se poté vrátil jiný Jágr Team. Motivace nezklamat příznivce v hledišti vedla ke zvýšení tempa a rychlému srovnání skóre, když ve 22. minutě Plekanec vyučil Haláka a ve 24. Novotný zavěsil z pravého kruhu ke vzdálenější tyči – 3:3. Další dvě slepené trefy přišly uprostřed zápasu s tím, že na věšák Marcela Hossy do pravé šibenice záhy reagoval chytrým zakončením Ručinský – 4:4.
Na góly nezvykle chudá exhibice pak gradovala v poslední části, zvlášť když Slováky poslal znovu do vedení Gáborík příklepem mezi betony jinak skvěle chytajícího Pőpperleho – 4:5. Probouzející se diváci vyburcovali domácí kolektiv k ještě jednomu srovnání v podání Plekance a jeho bekendového blafáku, aby následně vše směřovalo ke spravedlivé remíze. Odmítl ji však hostující Jurčina, jenž pouhých 49 sekund před koncem neomylně zakončil rychlý protiútok do otevřené obrany Jágrovců – 5:6.
Smutek se ale nekonal, Češi alespoň mají dvojnásobný důvod k revanši v páteční odvetě na trenčínském kluzišti.
Ohlasy po utkání
Jaromír Jágr: „Hlavní je u podobných zápasů to, aby se lidi dobře bavili. Myslím, že i přes nižší počet gólů než třeba v úterý v Brně se bylo na co dívat a fandové nebyli zklamaní, i když jsme nakonec prohráli. Výsledek není tolik důležitý, na druhou stranu prestiž Češi versus Slováci tam trochu cítit byla. Podstatné je, že se vybraly peníze na charitu a tím se pomohlo dobré věci.“
Pavol Demitra: „Pro nás jsou to hodně atraktivní souboje, možnosti zahrát si proti Jágrovi a spol si ceníme. Sestavením našeho výběru a dvojzápasem proti Jágr Teamu jsme chtěli trochu pozvednout slovenský hokej a myslím, že se to povedlo. Na odvetu v Trenčíně je už teď vyprodáno, v ochozech bude bouřit sedm tisíc natěšených fanoušků. A že nám Češi budou chtít vrátit domácí porážku? Tím lépe, aspoň tím odveta dostane ještě větší náboj.“
Jágr Team - Demitra Team 5:6 (1:3, 3:1, 1:2)
Branky: 8. Jágr (Hrdina), 22. Plekanec (Hemský), 24. Novotný (Kotalík, Průcha), 33. Ručinský (Jágr), 46. Plekanec (T. Kaberle) – 11. Petrovický (Nagy, Kopecký), 18. Radivojevič (Bartovič), 19. Bartovič (Marcel Hossa), 30. Marcel Hossa (Radivojevič, Bartovič), 42. Gáborík (Demitra), 60. Jurčina (Marcel Hossa)
Diváků: 2 500
JÁGR TEAM: Kopřiva (30. Pőpperle) – Melichar, T. Kaberle, Pilař, Schnabel, Krajíček, Rozsíval, Stehlík – Jágr, Ručinský, Hrdina – Hemský, Plekanec, J. Hlinka – Novotný, Průcha, Kotalík – Tlustý. Trenér: Marian Jelínek
DEMITRA TEAM: Halák – Meszároš, Chára, Višňovský, Škoula, Jurčina, Sekera, Barinka – Demitra, Marián Hossa, Gáborík – Petrovický, Kopecký, Nagy – Radivojevič, Marcel Hossa, Bartovič – Assimakopoulos, Boogard. Trenér: Viliam Ružička
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How a Slovakian neo-Nazi got elected
How a Slovakian neo-Nazi got elected In December 2013, Marian Kotleba, a former secondary school teacher who had become Slovakia’s most notorious political extremist, arrived to begin work at his new office – the governor’s mansion in Banská Bystrica, the country’s sixth-largest city. Kotleba venerated Slovakia’s wartime Nazi puppet state, and liked to dress up in the uniforms of its shock troops, who had helped to round up thousands of Jews during the Holocaust. Now, in the biggest electoral shock anyone could remember in the two decades since Slovakia’s independence, the people of Banská Bystrica and the surrounding region had voted for the 37-year-old Kotleba to be their governor. The four-storey mansion, with its vaulted ceilings and gilded pillars, would be his workplace for the next four years. Banská Bystrica is a tranquil kind of place, with a genteel Mitteleuropa charm: the centre has pavement cafes, neat rows of burgher houses and a number of handsome baroque churches. At eight minutes to every hour, a clock in the central square plays a dainty jewellery-box jingle. And now, it had the dubious distinction of being the first place in modern to have elected a person widely regarded as a neo-fascist to a major office. For the next four years, heavy-set men in the green shirts of Kotleba’s Our Slovakia party guarded the door of the administration building; they worked out in a gym that was constructed for them in the basement of the governor’s office. Journalists, for the most part, were forbidden to enter. Kotleba branded the mainstream media liars, and said he would communicate directly with the people. An industrial printing press, brought into the building early in his term, pumped out regular pamphlets called Our , which were sent across the region, and later, the country. The colourful, four-page leaflets were packed with the tropes that had defined Kotleba’s campaign: decent Slovaks were being exploited and terrorised by corrupt politicians, “Gypsy criminals” and shadowy international forces. Articles railed against promiscuity, abortion and homosexuality, all of which threatened the traditional family and the Slovak nation. Often, there was a personal appeal from Kotleba not to believe the “tendentious opinions” about him in the media. Tall, stocky and balding, and always wearing a neatly trimmed moustache, Kotleba looked equal parts supply teacher and gang leader. He had a purposeful strut and a boxer’s habit of shifting his weight from one foot to the other. At meetings and rallies, he spoke in a hectoring, insistent tone about the urgency of his tasks. In many of the smaller settlements there were simply not enough jobs, and the most talented people got out as soon as they could. There was a vague resentment at being seen as second-class citizens inside the European Union, and a more acute feeling that the Slovak political class was isolated from the masses and only interested in lining its pockets. Soon enough, the same issues would fuel the rise of rightwing populism across the region. Within a few years, after migration and nationalism had taken over the political agenda, much of Europe would also be grappling with the far-right’s success at the ballot box. But back in 2013, nobody was expecting a neo-Nazi to win an election. How was it possible that 55% of voters had backed someone this extreme?Three years later, Kotleba lost his governorship, but then pulled off another electoral shock, taking his far-right party into parliament after a vigorous campaign in small towns across the country. Our Slovakia won 14 out of 150 seats in the Slovak legislature. In March, he will run for president. In Slovakia, regional governors are responsible for the unglamorous nitty-gritty of local administration: bus timetables, road maintenance and some education and healthcare. The country’s population of about 5.5 million is divided into eight regions; in the west, the capital, Bratislava, brushes against the Austrian border and is just a short hop from Vienna. In the east, the country stretches to the Ukrainian border. Banská Bystrica, the largest region by area, is right in the middle, a three-hour train ride from the capital. The city of Banská Bystrica itself is something of an intellectual hub, with four theatres and a well-regarded university, but the surrounding region is regarded as a hinterland of dessicated industrial plants and unprofitable agricultural concerns. Most of the small towns, linked by winding and poorly paved roads, were the sort of places whose names caused metropolitan Slovaks to raise their eyebrows in consternation. During his campaign, Kotleba had promised to stand up for the “decent people”. They had been getting a raw deal, he said, exploited by both the “political mafia” in charge of the country, and “Gypsy parasites”. Many Slovak politicians used inflammatory language about the country’s Roma community, but Kotleba took i
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