In the era between the world wars, Bratislava was known as a city of tolerance. In the republic full of conflicts, who would not have admired the wineries, where Germans with Czechs and Slovaks with Hungarians drink their wine in mutual agreement. Or the promenade, which was common. In the streets, you could have hear all the languages of the city, everyday life flowed here, they celebrated and rested.”
From Prešporok to Bratislava
- LUTHER, D.: Z Prešporka do Bratislavy [From Prešporok to Bratislava]. Bratislava: Albert Marenčin PT, Edition Bratislava - Pressburg, 2009. 230 pp. ISBN 978-80-8114-000-6.