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TISO (J.) — TISO JOZEF (1887 1947) Né dans une famille modeste de villageois, Tiszo Jozef (il écrit son nom à la hongroise jusqu’en 1918) est ordonné prêtre en 1910. Étudiant brillant, il part pour Vienne où il devient docteur en théologie. Il est marqué… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Tiso — [ tjisɔ], Jozef, slowakischer Politiker, * Vel ká Bytča (heute zu Bytča) 13. 10. 1887, ✝ (hingerichtet) Preßburg 18. 4. 1947; katholischer Priester, Mitbegründer der Slowakischen Volkspartei, 1938 45 deren Vorsitzender, war 1938 39… … Universal-Lexikon
Tiso — Tiso, Josef … Enciclopedia Universal
Tiso — Tìso, Josef (1887 1947) DEFINICIJA slovački svećenik i političar, predvodio slovački separatistički pokret u međuratnom razdoblju u Čehoslovačkoj; predsjednik Slovačke pod dominacijom nacističke Njemačke 1939 1945; osuđen na smrt za izdaju zemlje … Hrvatski jezični portal
Tiso — Tiso … Wikipédia en Français
TISO, JOSEF° — (1887–1947), prime minister (March–October 1939) and afterward president of Nazi protected independent Slovakia. Trained as a priest, he was an excellent student and earned a doctorate in theology in 1910. A Slovakian nationalist, he began… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Tiso, President Joseph — 1887–1946 Tiso served as the President of separatist Slovakia from 1938 to 1944. Slovakia was included in the new Czechoslovak Republic after World War I but was underdeveloped economically and politically and felt the Czechs were doing… … Who’s Who in World War Two
Tiso camillus — Tiso camillus … Wikipédia en Français
Tiso Yupanqui — Guerras incas en los Charcas, donde Tiso Yupanqui sería el último combatiente contra los españoles. Tiso Yupanqui o Tisoc Yupanqui fue un general inca, luchó a lado de Manco Inca y encabezó la resistencia contra la dominación española en el… … Wikipedia Español
Tiso, Jozef — ▪ Slovak priest and statesman born Oct. 13, 1887, Velká Bytča, Austria Hungary [now in Slovakia] died April 18, 1947, Bratislava, Czech. Slovak priest and statesman who fought for Slovak autonomy within the Czechoslovak nation during the… … Universalium
