[20] “The Slovaks and Their Language” (Slováci a ich Reč), by Dr. Samo
Czambel, Budapest, 1903.
[21] Among the Slovak spokesmen at this meeting was Editor Milan
Getting, of New York. At a subsequent conference was present Albert
Mamatey, President of the National Slovak Society.
[22] The very words “Slovak,” “Slovakland,” “Slovak nation” are tabooed
in Hungary, and school books containing them prohibited. Hungarian
officialdom refers to Slovakland as the Hungarian Highlands.
[23] London _Times_, January 20, 1915.