Michalovce

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Název:
Name: 		Michalovce Michalovce
Originální název:
Original Name: 		Michalovce
Další názvy:
Other Names: 		Nagymihály (maďarsky), Mihaľa (rómsky), Michajlovec (jidiš), Großmichel (nemecky), Михайлівці (ukrajinsky)
Nižší územní celek:
Lower Administrative Area: 		okres Michalovce Michalovce District
GPS souřadnice:
GPS Coordinates: 		48°44'56.84"N 21°54'20.22"E
Místní části:
Local Municipalities: 		Močarany, Topoľany, Vrbovec, Straňany
První písemná zmínka:
First Written Reference: 		1244
Vojenské objekty:
Military Objects:
Památky:
Historical Sights, Places of Interest: 		gréckokatolícky chrám Narodenia Presvätej Bohorodičky(1771)
rímskokatolícky kostol Narodenia Panny Márie (1313)
gréckokatolícky Chrám Svätého Ducha
Barokovo-klasicistický kaštieľ - sídlo rodu Sztáray
vojnový cintorín sovietskej armády (druhá svetová vojna)
Muzea:
Museums: 		Zemplínske múzeum -
Osobnosti:
Personalities: 		Pavol Horov - básnik
Gorazd Zvonický - básnik, prekladateľ
Metod Dominik Trčka - kňaz, politický väzeň
František Fuga - kňaz, národovec
Štefan Hlaváč - kňaz, pedagóg, politicky prenasledovaný
Dislokované jednotky:
Garrisoned Units:
Průmyslové podniky:
Industry:
Vlajka:
Banner:
Znak:
Coat of Arms:
Poznámka:
Note: 		V roku 1960 bola ku mestu pripojená obec Topoľany. -
Zdroje:
Sources: 		http://sk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michalovce
http://www.michalovce.sk/
http://topolany.sk/historia-od-1248/
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Michalovce



During the period of the First Republic, it was the seat of the political and judicial district.


The 1930 census: 11,602 inhabitants (of whom 7,614 persons were of Czechoslovak nationality, 467 persons of Hungarian nationality, 315 persons of German nationality, 192 persons of Russian nationality and 2,196 persons of Jewish nationality).


The settlement was established in July 1919.

Units or offices located in the garrison:
Headquarters, Twenty-Fourth Infantry Brigade (January 1920 - December 1937),
Infantry Regiment 20 (from January 1921),
Military Battalion 12 (from February 1938),
Military Supply Depot 12 (October 1920 - April 1923),
Divisional Supply Depot 12 (April 1923 - January 1924),
Divisional Quartermaster Depot 12 (January 1924 - October 1933),
Divisional Quartermaster Depot 12 (October 1933 - January 1937),
Divisional Quartermaster Depot 12 (from January 1937),
Supplementary District Headquarters Michalovce (from March 1920).


For the needs of the army there was a command building on Staray Square and Infantry Barracks with warehouses

Source: J.Fidler and V.Sluka, Encyclopedia of the Conscription Power of the Czechoslovak Republic 1920-38, Libri 2006
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