Wait, not correct. Maybe he had slovak roots, but in this time Slovakia was part of Hungarian Kingdom. Maybe he could speak slovak with his family, but that does not make him Slovak. The important is mother language. If we do not search his mother language and which language he spoken in private, this will be just empty talks from both sides.
Ten seriál bol pôvodne 13 dielny keď mal v TV premiéru,veľmi dobre si to pamätám, chodil som do základnej školy. Komunisti ho neskôr prikázali zostrihať a urobiť 7 dielnu "zlátaninu" kvôli tomu , že niektorí herci z ČS aj zahraniční emigrovali. Bohužiaľ táto "ranená" zlátanina na hanbu prežíva dodnes. V Maďarsku ho stále vedú ako 13 dielny.
Hungarian occuped Slovakia. „The document is a register of students in Saint Jur, where he has written Slovak nationality as a sixteen year old.“ „The last name is according to Beňov village.“
Benyovszky Móric a Magyar Királyságban született magyar ősöktől, nem Szlovákiában, ahol a történelem 1993-ban kezdődött. Benyovszky Maurice Hungarian ancestry born in the Kingdom of Hungary, Slovakia, not where history began in 1993. Benyovszky Maurice Hungarian ancestry born in the Kingdom of Hungary, Slovakia, not where history began in 1993.
This is very strange. This movie says he is Slovakian. I was reading the original memoirs from the stories of the adventures and Mr. Benyovszky declared he is a Hungarian. Also his ancestors have all Hungarian names up to the great-grandparents.
Beňovský was slovak. „The document is a register of students in Saint Jur, where he has written Slovak nationality as a sixteen year old.“ „The last name is according to Beňov village.“
Look, in his times there wasn’t known ethnicity as today. Every noble declared in Kingdom himself as "Hungarian", but many times these people couldn’t actually say a word in magyar. Yes, this is other situation. I know that his mother was Magyar, and minimally his Grandfather was probably too, Pál is not a Slovak name :D Many people saying, that he understood Slovaks. That is little bit probably, in Verbova probably even in this times lived Slovaks, but fact he could and maybe speak slovak do not make him Slovak. He would be a Slovak if his mother language would be slovak and if in private he spoke slovak. But unfortunetely, we do not know that, even his diary was in french.
@@erdedyerdedy4593 nie tak celkom. Jeho rodina možno mala slovenský pôvod, i keď Beňov sa nachádza na Morave, ale napríklad moja familia tiež slovenský pôvod nemá, a sme Slováci. Ako hej, Slovanský mal určite, ale rozhodne to neznamenalo že to bol Slovák. Som nacionalista, a rád by som tvrdil že Beňovský je náš, ale bohužiaľ tak nemôžem urobiť bez viacerých dôkazov. Bez nich môžeme všetci len dúfať.
@@grimnoob893 tak potom ani Štefanik nebol Slovák keď jeho rodina pochádzala z Moravy.. z môjho hľadiska je takéto hľadanie pravej národnosti bezpredmetné . Ide o to, že to, kam by sa sám priradil, sa už nedozvieme. A pochybujem, ze robil rozdiel medzi Slovákom a Maďarom ale vedel presne ze je Uhor... Ináč Kopernik žil v Krakove, je považovaný za najväčšieho Poliaka po pápežovi a nevedel ani polsky..
Beňovský was slovak. „The document is a register of students in Saint Jur, where he has written Slovak nationality as a sixteen year old.“ „The last name is according to Beňov village.“
