hodza造句

• Hodza died of colon cancer in Florida on June 27, 1944.
• Hodza was buried, with a second funeral, in Bohemian National Cemetery in Chicago.
• Now a third Hodza funeral is planned.
• Hodza was buried next to his wife.
• Palka said Prime Minister Dzurinda was instrumental in having Hodza's remains reburied in Slovakia.
• Milan Hodza will be given his third funeral on Monday in a church on the city's northwest side.
• Hodza was one of three men who in 1918 helped the Czechs and Slovaks achieve their dream of a national homeland.
• Bookstores and libraries are stocked with new biographies and encyclopedias, and a Slovakian television crew will cover the return of Hodza's remains.
• Slovak President Rudolf Schuster and Prime Minister Mikulas Dzurinda attended Hodza's reburial in the town of Martin, near where he was born.
• Hodza, who was Czechoslovakia's last independent prime minister before the country fell to Nazi aggression, fled in 1938 along with his government.
• During a religious ceremony at the local evangelical church, officials spoke of Hodza's meaning to Slovaks and of his visions of a united Europe.
• Hodza's only grandson, John Palka, 63, of Seattle, fought back tears as he accepted a folded Slovak flag which covered the coffin.
• And on Thursday, the 58th anniversary of Hodza's death, he will be reburied in Slovakia next to his wife, Irena, in the national cemetery in Martin.
• Hodza is returning to a country which is only a small step away from becoming a member of the union of European countries, something which he had wished for so much,
• It is the third time Hodza's funeral will be handled by John Zidek & Son Funeral Home, which held Hodza's wake when he died in 1944.
• It is the third time Hodza's funeral will be handled by John Zidek & Son Funeral Home, which held Hodza's wake when he died in 1944.
• Fifty-eight years after his death, former Czechoslovak Prime Minister Milan Hodza's last wish came true : he was buried in the land where he was born in 1878.