The village was portrayed in the 2014 documentary film Lean a Ladder Against Heaven [cs] by Jana Ševčíková [cs].
Sourcesedit
History Webpage by Thomas Reimer
Historical website, based on the 2009 Eisdorf-Book.
"800 Jahre Eisdorf: Erstes deutsches Dorf unter der Hohen Tatra," Inge Schmidt, ed., (Bietigheim-Bissigheim: Arbeitsgemeinschaft Eisdorf, 2009). Published by the association of the pre-1945 inhabitants and their descendants.
"Osemstoročne Žakovce", Ivan Chalupecky & kol., Kežmarok: Vivit 2009. While the German book focuses on the 750 years of German life in Eisdorf, the Slovak book focuses more on the 50 years of Slovak/Ruthenian life of the new settlers, who mainly came from the village of Blažov, cleared to become part of the military training area of Javorina. The two groups met in 2009 in a moving 800 year celebration.
Žakovce, hungarian, izsákfalva, german, eisdorf, village, municipality, kežmarok, district, prešov, region, north, slovakia, location, kežmarok, district, nitra, region, contents, history, geography, culture, sources, external, linkshistory, editin, historical. Zakovce Hungarian Izsakfalva German Eisdorf is a village and municipality in Kezmarok District in the Presov Region of north Slovakia Location of Kezmarok District in the Nitra region Contents 1 History 2 Geography 3 Culture 4 Sources 5 External linksHistory editIn historical records the village was first mentioned in 1209 It was a village inhabited by Carpathian Germans from its foundation till January 1945 Geography editThe municipality lies at an altitude of 671 meters and covers an area of 16 031 km2 It has a population of about 705 people Culture editThe village was portrayed in the 2014 documentary film Lean a Ladder Against Heaven cs by Jana Sevcikova cs Sources editHistory Webpage by Thomas Reimer Historical website based on the 2009 Eisdorf Book 800 Jahre Eisdorf Erstes deutsches Dorf unter der Hohen Tatra Inge Schmidt ed Bietigheim Bissigheim Arbeitsgemeinschaft Eisdorf 2009 Published by the association of the pre 1945 inhabitants and their descendants Osemstorocne Zakovce Ivan Chalupecky amp kol Kezmarok Vivit 2009 While the German book focuses on the 750 years of German life in Eisdorf the Slovak book focuses more on the 50 years of Slovak Ruthenian life of the new settlers who mainly came from the village of Blazov cleared to become part of the military training area of Javorina The two groups met in 2009 in a moving 800 year celebration External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Zakovce http www statistics sk mosmis eng run html 49 05 N 20 24 E 49 083 N 20 400 E 49 083 20 400 nbsp This Presov Region geography article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Zakovce amp oldid 1219171677, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
