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'''Jozef Karika''' (born 1980) is a [[Slovak]] experimental publicist and writer. He is the author of the bestseller ''V tieni mafie''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.rozhlas.sk/-Spisovatel-Jozef-Karika?l=1&c=0&i=1958&p=1|title=Spisovateľ Jozef Karika|last=Beranová|first=Hana |date=10 February 2011|publisher=[[Slovak Radio]]|language=Slovak|accessdate=18 November 2011}}</ref> He was awarded the Prize of Literary Fund (''Cena Literárneho fondu'').<ref>{{cite web|url=http://kultura.pravda.sk/jozef-karika-uspech-bude-ked-prezijem-dw2-/sk-kkniha.asp?c=A100226_125448_sk-kkniha_p05|title=Jozef Karika: Úspech bude, keď prežijem...|last=Kopčíková|first=Petra |date=26 February 2010|publisher=[[Pravda (Slovakia)|Pravda]]|language=Slovak|accessdate=18 November 2011}}</ref> |
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'''Jozef Karika''' (born November 15, 1978) is a [[Slovakia]]n experimental publicist and writer. |
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As a reporter of a regional TV channel based in [[Ružomberok]], he pointed to the case of Slovak Catholic priest Ján Ferenčík, who, despite his [[WWII|wartime]] admiration for [[Nazi]] dictator [[Adolf Hitler]], was later celebrated by placing a commemorative plaque on the town hall in Ružomberok.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://kultura.sme.sk/c/5806377/jozef-karika-ruzomberok-ma-cestny-flek-pre-fanusika-hitlera.html|title=Jozef Karika: Ružomberok má čestný flek pre fanúšika Hitlera|last=Sudor|first=Karol|publisher=[[SME (newspaper)|SME]]|language=Slovak|accessdate=18 November 2011}}</ref> |
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== Work == |
== Work == |
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=== Slovak books === |
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*2007 - ''Mágia peňazí'', (Ikar, ISBN 978-80-551-1366-1) |
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*2007 - ''K.P.M.P.Z.'', (Ikar, ISBN 978-80-551-1568-9) |
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=== Czech books=== |
=== Czech books=== |
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*2003 - ''Slovanská magie'', (Vodnář, ISBN 80-86226-41-7) |
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*2005 - ''Zóny stínu'', (Vodnář, ISBN 80-86226-57-3) |
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*2008 - ''Magie peněz'', (Vodnář, ISBN 978-80-86226-78-1) |
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*2009 - ''Brány meonu'', (Vodnář, ISBN 978-80-87146-97-2) |
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=== English books=== |
=== English books=== |
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*2009 - ''Liber 767 vel Boeingus''( ISBN 9781905713400) |
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== References == |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
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Jozef Karika (born 1980) is a Slovak experimental publicist and writer. He is the author of the bestseller V tieni mafie.[1] He was awarded the Prize of Literary Fund (Cena Literárneho fondu).[2]
As a reporter of a regional TV channel based in Ružomberok, he pointed to the case of Slovak Catholic priest Ján Ferenčík, who, despite his wartime admiration for Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler, was later celebrated by placing a commemorative plaque on the town hall in Ružomberok.[3]
Work
Slovak books
- 2007 - Mágia peňazí, (Ikar, ISBN 978-80-551-1366-1)
- 2007 - K.P.M.P.Z., (Ikar, ISBN 978-80-551-1568-9)
Czech books
- 2003 - Slovanská magie, (Vodnář, ISBN 80-86226-41-7)
- 2005 - Zóny stínu, (Vodnář, ISBN 80-86226-57-3)
- 2008 - Magie peněz, (Vodnář, ISBN 978-80-86226-78-1)
- 2009 - Brány meonu, (Vodnář, ISBN 978-80-87146-97-2)
English books
- 2009 - Liber 767 vel Boeingus( ISBN 9781905713400)
References
- ^ Beranová, Hana (10 February 2011). "Spisovateľ Jozef Karika" (in Slovak). Slovak Radio. Retrieved 18 November 2011.
- ^ Kopčíková, Petra (26 February 2010). "Jozef Karika: Úspech bude, keď prežijem..." (in Slovak). Pravda. Retrieved 18 November 2011.
- ^ Sudor, Karol. "Jozef Karika: Ružomberok má čestný flek pre fanúšika Hitlera" (in Slovak). SME. Retrieved 18 November 2011.
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