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C. The Carpathian Mountains extend about 930 miles through Central Europe and dominate the geography of Slovakia where the range’s highest peak is located.
B. Bratislava is the capital and largest city in Slovakia. The suspect’s neighbors and acquaintances described him as a former coal mine worker, one-time stone mason and lifelong malcontent. One said, “he was against everything.” Another said he “became extremely anti-Russian” after the invasion of Ukraine.
C. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has held power since 2010 in what he has described as both an "illiberal democracy" and "Christian liberty.” He repeatedly clashed with European Union colleagues on migration and the war in Ukraine. They, in turn, described his regime as a "hybrid regime of electoral autocracy.”
A. What is now the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic became Czechoslovakia with the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire at the end of World War I in 1918. That war also resulted in the end of the German, Ottoman and Russian empires. Slovakia and Czechia agreed to become separate nations in 1993.