Ján Langoš
Ján Langoš was a prominent Slovak politician and the former director of the Institute of National Memory. He served as the Minister of the Interior in the Czechoslovak government and was known for his contributions to the country's democratic transition. Langoš tragically passed away in a traffic accident in 2006, and a memorial cross was erected in his honor near Drienovec, which has recently gone missing.
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Ján Langoš is mentioned as a friend of Dušan Trančík and a member of the Democratic Party.
Dušan Trančík rozhovor - Kultúra SME
Slovakia· 2025-07-13
Ján Langoš was a friend of Dušan Trančík and a member of the Democratic Party.
Dušan Trančík rozhovor - Kultúra SMESlovakia· 2025-07-11Ján Langoš led the parliamentary proposal for the law on free access to information.
Štvrťstoročie so slobodným prístupom k informáciámSlovakia· 2025-05-31
Ján Langoš was a former federal minister of the interior and director of the Institute of National Memory.
Janko, pamätáme, stálo na kríži. Zničili pietne miesto exministra vnútra vandali?Slovakia· 2025-03-08
Ján Langoš was a former federal minister of the interior and director of the Institute of National Memory.
Janko, pamätáme, stálo na kríži. Zničili pietne miesto exministra vnútra vandali?Slovakia· 2025-03-07Ján Langoš was a former director of the Institute of National Memory and a former federal minister of the interior in Slovakia.
Langošov kríž z miesta tragickej nehody zmizol. Taká osobnosť Slovensku chýba, vraví jehoSlovakia· 2025-03-07
