I am trying to research Slovakia. What are you able to tell me about their etymology? 
 Slovakia is a country with no access to the ocean in Central Europe. It's capital city is Bratislava. Slovakia is a member of the European Union, and uses the Euro as it's official currency. It sceded from Czechoslovakia in March 1939. 
 That is interesting and I did not know that. What other etymology facts can you tell me? 
 A Slovakian state known as the Principality of Nitra arose in the 8th century, and had the first Christian church of the territory of present day Slovakia. It was consecrated on the year 828. Currently Kosice is Slovakia's largest church. Czech is the best known foreign language. 
 That is very good information. Thanks for that. What are you able to tell me about their demographics? 
 Slavic tribes settled the territory in the 5th century. In medieval times, the area of present-day Slovakia was characterized by German and Jewish immigration, large burgeoning towns, and construction of numerous stone castles as well as the cultivation of art. Slovakia is still a close partner with the Czech Republic even after sceding from the country in March 1939 due to pressure from Hitler ruled Germany. Slovakia is ranked among the top EU countries regarding the knowledge of foreign languages. 
 Is there any other demographic information? Does it have what race or religion available? 
 Before World War II, an estimated 90,000 Jewish people lived in Slovakia (1.6% population), but most were murdered during the Holocaust. 
 That is sad. What other demographics data is avaiable? 
 According to the 2011 census, the majority of the inhabitants of Slovakia are Slovaks (80.7%). Under Tiso's government and the Hungarian occupation, the vast majority of Slovakia's pre-ware Jewish population (between 75,000-105,000 individuals) were murdered. After the war, Czechoslovakia was reconstituted and re-established as an independent country. Their leader Jozef Tiso was executed in 1947 for collaboration with the Nazis. 
 This has all been very helpful. Do you have any last facts I may need to know about etymology or demographics for Slovakia? 
 Sure. A few more interesting facts: In 2011 during the census, 62% of Slovaks identified themselves as Roman Catholics, 8.9% as Protestants, 3.8% as Greek Catholics, 0.9% as Orthodox, and 13.4% as atheists/non-religious. For the most part this is a christian society. The government of the First Slovak Republic was led by Jozef Tiso and was strongly influenced by Germany and gradually became a puppet regime in many respects. 
 Thank you! I think that is all of the data that I need for today on Slovakia! 
 No problem, happy to help!
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