Slovak National Council

The Slovak National Council ( Slovenská národná rada in Slovak ) designates several representative bodies in the history of Slovakia:

• Slovak National Council (1848–1849) , during the revolution from 1848 to 1849
• Slovak National Council (1914) , an attempt by Matúš Dula during the First World War
• Slovak National Council (1918) , adopted the Declaration of the Slovak People
• Slovak National Council (1920, 1933) , the Slovak National Council by F. Jehlička, an organ of foreign Slovaks
• Slovak National Council (1939–1940) , the Slovak National Council of Milan Hodža
• Slovak National Council (1943–1960) , since 1948 called "Slovak National Council Abroad" (an organ of foreign Slovaks)
• Slovak National Council (1943–1992) , renamed "National Council of the Slovak Republic" on October 1, 1992
• National Council of the Slovak Republic , unicameral parliament of Slovakia

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.