Veľká Paka
Velka Paka ( Großkapeln German, Hungarian Nagypaka ) is a municipality in the southwestern Slovakia.
It was first mentioned in writing in 1205. At her next to the main town and the 1940 eingemeindeten places Mala Paka include ( German Kleinkapeln, Hungarian Kispaka ) and Čukárska Paka (Hungarian Csukárpaka ).
Until 1918 Velka Paka was in the county Pressburg the Kingdom of Hungary and then came to the newly formed Czechoslovakia. By the First Vienna Award, the municipality from 1938 to 1945 came briefly back to Hungary.
The inhabitants are mostly Hungarians (55 %), but also the Slovaks have a strong presence in the community.
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