pam.tab.demonštrácie rob.1932 Memorial plaque
Slovak Cultural Monument - A Tabula memorial in Holíč
Tabula memorial, located in the center of the village Holíč, Trnavský kraj, is a national cultural monument of the Slovak Republic. According to the Register of the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic has the number of the ÚZPF 216-609 and the address of Bratislava 271/5.
The plaque was built in 1960 and is characteristic for the 2nd half of the 20th century.
It is located in the center of the village, which makes it interesting for visitors. The monument is also important for the history of the village Holíč, because its existence proves that the village has a rich cultural tradition.
Thinking about the value of this monument: The plaque memorial in Holíč is a symbol of the history and culture of the village. Visit is a call to overlook the rich traditions of Slovakia.
Tehdy a dnes
Drag the slider and compare how the monument might have looked when it was built with the view today.
Tehdy
Dnes
The historical view on the left is a visualisation generated by artificial intelligence and serves as inspiration.
Historical Milestones
- 1960
- Monument tablet status
Guide
Show guide text
The text was prepared by artificial intelligence and has not been editorially reviewed. It may contain inaccuracies.
Welcome to Holici, a city with a rich history, where they intersect for centuries and where every alley, every corner and every monument tells its own story. You are standing in front of one of those places that may not be the largest or most famous on the maps, but bear a deep meaning for the local community and the history of our region. In front of you is a memorial tablet that commemorates an important event from 1932, namely worker demonstrations. Since it is a memorable tablet, its appearance is likely modest but full of symbols. Look at her carefully. Is it stone, sheet, or other material that resisted the teeth of time? Read the inscription if it is legible, and try to imagine the atmosphere that prevailed here almost a hundred years ago. This tablet is not just decorated; it is a bridge between present and past, a reminder of how people in the past fought for their rights and dignity.
Holíč, a town situated in the Trnava region, has a long and varied history. Founded in the Middle Ages, it gradually evolved from a small settlement to a significant city centre. In the 20th century, and especially in the 1930s, Slovakia experienced a period of political and social transformations. The labour movement was strong then, and demonstrations were one way of expressing dissatisfaction with the conditions in which people worked and lived. The year 1932 was a memorial year for Holíč and its inhabitants. Workers who formed a significant part of the urban population gathered to express their demands. This memorable tablet bears witness to these events, which played an important role in the social development of the city.
Since the basis for the particular appearance of the board, its architectural style or the authors who created it is not known in detail, let us focus on what we can see now. Memorial signs from this period often bear simplicity and straightforwardness. They can be engraved in stone, made of bronze or other metal, or a simple sheet with inscription. The important thing is that it has been preserved and still resembles this event. Notice the location of the tablet. Is it located on the facade of the building, on the wall, or on a separate base? Its location may have symbolic meaning. If it is in a building that was important for the workers' movement in the past, for example, in a housing estate, near a factory or in a square where demonstrations took place, then this location is even more important.
The history of the working movement in Holíč is closely linked to the development of industry in the region. Holíč and its surroundings were known for their craft and industrial traditions. In the 20th century, these traditions were transformed into modern industry, bringing new challenges and opportunities for workers. The 1932 demonstrations were part of a wider movement that sought to improve working conditions, raise wages and gain greater rights for workers. These struggles were often difficult and full of challenges, but they were important for the development of democracy and social rights in my country.
The people behind these demonstrations are not named in the papers, but we know that they were a group of courageous people who were not afraid to express their views and fight for their rights. Their courage and determination deserve our respect, and the memorable tablet is a way of expressing thanks to them. Their actions had an impact not only on their contemporaries, but also on future generations, which could rely on the rights they had won.
The interesting thing about such monuments is often how their perceptions change over time. For contemporaries, the 1932 demonstrations can only be a historical event, but for those who experienced them, they were vivid and powerful experiences. The memorial board allows us to go back in time and imagine what it looked like, what the protesters sounded like, and what emotions ruled. It's a way to keep a living memory of the events that shaped our society.
If you look around, notice how the town of Holíč has evolved since then. Many buildings have changed, some have disappeared, but others have endured and are now serving a different purpose. However, the Memorial tablet is a constant point that recalls that this place has its history and that this history is important. It's a reminder that behind every city, every street and every building is people and their stories.
Barber is a city that has something to offer not only historians but also anyone who wants to learn about their surroundings. In addition to this memorial plaque, you can visit other monuments that testify to the rich cultural and historical heritage of the city. You can walk through the historical centre where you can find old houses, squares and churches that testify to the long tradition of the city. You can visit museums that provide you with more information about the history of Holiday and its inhabitants.
This memorable tablet is just one of many places in Holiday where history meets the present. It is a reminder that we are part of a larger whole, that we are heirs of the past time and that it is our job to keep these stories and sell them further. When you leave this place, let this tablet remind you that there are people behind every event and their determination. Let him remind you that history is not just about dates and facts, but about people and their stories.
The barber offers you an opportunity to plunge into history and discover stories that are often hidden from your eyes. Let this walk be an inspiration for you to look around with greater interest and understanding. Let it remind you that history is alive and that it is important that we know and respect it. Thank you for taking the time to look at this memorial board. Let the pleasant moments in Holiday remain in your memory and let them inspire you to discover again. Watch the surroundings, listen to the stories and let Holíč stay in your heart as a city with a rich history and a living culture.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
This is a structure in a public space that can usually be seen from outside free of charge. We have not verified that this particular one is freely accessible.
Where is the monument?
Location: Bratislavská 271/5, Holíč, Trnavský kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Why is the monument protected?
It is listed in the Central List of the Monuments Fund of the Slovak Republic as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF no. 216-609).
For children
In 1960 a memorial board in Holíč, Trnava region, started to be built in Slovakia. Sixty years later, we built this memorial tablet that reminds us of the important events and people who lived here.
Holíč was in the past a small town where people from different countries met. Here was born a significant Slovak writer Jozef Švaddlen.
You can imagine how the barber has evolved over the years. You can see amazing details, such as wooden bridges that are almost a hundred years old.
Seasonal recommendations
Patamatka: Memorial board of demonstrations Rob. 1932, Holíč, Trnava region Status:
Jaro: This year's lighting is full of life and energy. Practical advice: visit the memorial before 10 o'clock to avoid the big crowds, and wear appropriate clothes at height.
Summer: The warmth of the air full of flowers is characteristic of summer. The atmosphere is relaxed and calm. Practical advice: visit the memorial before 11:00 to avoid the big crowds, and wear appropriate clothes at height.
Under: Lighting full of melancholy and respect is characteristic of the winter period. Practical advice: visit the memorial before 9:00 a.m. to avoid large crowds, and wear appropriate clothes at height.
Winter: Light twists everywhere, and foxes suck. The atmosphere is full of respect and peace. Practical advice: visit the monument before 10 o'clock to avoid large crowds, and wear warm clothes at height.
I removed the unnecessary adjectives and phrases, and reproduced some senses to make them more concise and clear. I also kept the original structure and content of the text, as it was already well-organized and easy to follow.
Visualisations and artistic views
The visualisations are generated by artificial intelligence and serve as inspiration.
Visitor Tips
No tips yet. Be the first!
Log in and add your tip.
Visitor photos
No photos yet. Be the first to add a photo from your visit!
Log in and add your photo or leave a rating.
You get more points for a visit verified in the app — we can tell from the GPS that you are there.
Reviews and comments