In the village of Šintava, on September 10, 2014, the local square was ceremoniously named after Silvester Krčméry and Vladimír Jukl, figures of Catholic dissent and anti-communist resistance. During the festive gathering at the parish church of St. Martin received speeches from the mayor of the village, the Archbishop of Trnava, the vice-chairman of the National Council of the Slovak Republic and the chairman of the Administrative Board of the ÚPN. The gathering culminated in the ceremonial unveiling of a board marking the square.
In the village of Šintava, on September 10, 2014, the local square was ceremoniously named after Silvester Krčméry and Vladimír Jukl, figures of Catholic dissent and anti-communist resistance. During the festive gathering at the parish church of St. Martin received speeches from the mayor of the village, the Archbishop of Trnava, the vice-chairman of the National Council of the Slovak Republic and the chairman of the Administrative Board of the ÚPN. The gathering culminated in the ceremonial unveiling of a board marking the square.
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