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• Jariabek, Ondris    b. February 20, 1908  d. February 3, 1987
  Movie, theater, and radio actor. From 1939 to 1980, he was a member of the Slovak National Theater in Bratislava.
  Cause of death: Natural causes
  Slavicie Udolie (Lark Valley), Bratislava, Bratislavsky, Slovakia
   
• Jesensky, Janko    b. 1874  d. 1945
  Slovak writer and politician. His most famous novel is "Democrats."
  Cause of death: Natural causes
  National Cemetery, Martin, Zilinsky, Slovakia
   
• Karlowicz, Mieczyslaw [cenotaph]   b. December 11, 1876  d. February 8, 1909
  An important representative of "Young Poland", an early 20th Century movement that combined Polish nationalist impulses with modern European techniques. His style is romantic and melancholy in character, and has a strong individual stamp. Among his notable works are the Symphony in E minor ("Revival", 1902), a Violin Concerto (1902), the "Lithuanian Rhapsody" for orchestra (1906), and symphonic poems "Eternal Songs" (1906), "The Sorrowful Tale" (1908), and "Episode at a Masquerade" (1908)...[Read More] (Bio by: Robert Edwards)
  Tatras Symbolic Cemetery, Mount Ostrva, Presovsky, Slovakia
   
• Kmet, Andrej    b. 1841  d. 1908
  Internationally known Slovak geologist and botanist.
  National Cemetery, Martin, Zilinsky, Slovakia
   
• Kostra, Jan    b. December 4, 1910  d. November 5, 1975
  One of the most popular Slovak poets. He also translated from Czech and French.
  Cause of death: Heart attack
  Slavicie Udolie (Lark Valley), Bratislava, Bratislavsky, Slovakia
   
• Krajicek, Ivan   b. 1940  d. 1997
  Actor, singer, writer and entertainer.
  Cause of death: Heart attack
  Slavicie Udolie (Lark Valley), Bratislava, Bratislavsky, Slovakia
   
• Kral, Frano    b. March 9, 1903  d. January 3, 1955
  Novelist specializing in works for youth. Born in the US and returned to poor conditions in Slovakia with his mother at the age of two. His texts describe the conditions of the working poor.
  Cause of death: Tuberculosis
  Slavicie Udolie (Lark Valley), Bratislava, Bratislavsky, Slovakia
   
• Kral, Janko    b. 1822  d. 1876
  19th-century Slovak romantic poet famous for his ballads.
  Cause of death: Typhoid epidemic
  National Cemetery, Martin, Zilinsky, Slovakia
   
• Kroner, Jozef    b. March 20, 1924  d. March 12, 1998
  Slovak movie and theater actor. He played in the Oscar-winning foreign-language film "The Shop on Main Street" (Obchod na korze) in 1966.
  Cause of death: Heart attack
  Slavicie Udolie (Lark Valley), Bratislava, Bratislavsky, Slovakia
   
• Kubala, Otomar    b. 1906  d. 1946
  Originally a teacher, Mr. Kubala entered into politics after the creation of the first Slovak Republic. While he headed the national guard, Kubala was very active in organizing collaborationist activities. He was arrested and sentenced to death after the war.
  Cause of death: Executed for war crimes
  Martinsky Cintorin (Martin's cemetery), Bratislava, Bratislavsky, Slovakia
   
• Kukucin, Martin    b. May 17, 1860  d. May 21, 1928
  Slovak doctor and post-romantic novelist. As a doctor, he also lived in Croatia and South America (Chile, Argentina). His novels represent high points of Slovak literature. They depict the real-life troubles of simple people.
  Cause of death: Pneumonia
  National Cemetery, Martin, Zilinsky, Slovakia
   
• Kulich, Jan    b. 1924  d. 1984
  Slovak sculptor.
  National Cemetery, Martin, Zilinsky, Slovakia
   
• Kuzmany, Karol    b. 1806  d. 1866
  Slovak writer, poet and translator (Homer and Pushkin). Important politician of the 19th century, working for the independence of the Slovak nation.
  Cause of death: Heart attack
  National Cemetery, Martin, Zilinsky, Slovakia
   
• Lajciak, Milan    b. April 22, 1926  d. May 22, 1987
  Slovakian Poet, Politician.
  Slavicie Udolie (Lark Valley), Bratislava, Bratislavsky, Slovakia
   
• Lettrich, Jozef    b. 1905  d. 1969
  One of the leaders of the Slovak resistance to the dependence of the first Slovak Republic on Germany. Worked against the Nazis during World War II. Practiced politics after the war.
  Cause of death: Heart attack
  National Cemetery, Martin, Zilinsky, Slovakia
   
• Marothy, Daniel   b. April 14, 1825  d. April 18, 1878
  As a writer and a priest, Mr. Marothy was an active fighter for the independence of the Slovak nation in the 19th century. His daughter, Elena Marothy-Soltesova, was a very popular Slovak writer.
  Cause of death: Heart attack
  Village Cemetery, l'uborec, Banskobystricky, Slovakia
   
• Mauthausen Camp Memorial 
  Memorial to a German convoy with political prisoners that was erroneously bombed by US Air Forces on its way from Bratislava to Mauthausen. 28 prisoners died, while others escaped.
  Slavicie Udolie (Lark Valley), Bratislava, Bratislavsky, Slovakia
   
• Michaelli, Daniel    b. 1929  d. 1980
  Slovak theater, movie, and TV actor.
  Cause of death: Cancer
  National Cemetery, Martin, Zilinsky, Slovakia
   
• Minac, Vladimir    b. August 10, 1922  d. October 5, 1996
  Slovak novelist, journalist and politician. Mr. Minac participated in the Slovak National Revlot in 1944 against the Nazis, and survived Mauthausen and Dachau.
  Slavicie Udolie (Lark Valley), Bratislava, Bratislavsky, Slovakia
   
• Mozi, Aladar   b. 1923  d. 1984
  Slovak violin virtuoso and composer.
  Cause of death: Heart attack
  Slavicie Udolie (Lark Valley), Bratislava, Bratislavsky, Slovakia
   

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