Hlinka's Slovak People's Party in 1935, a year rich in important political events.

The year 1935 was an important milestone in the inter-war period of the history of Slovakia because of several important events involving the whole state. All the political parties, political institutions, local authorities and important personalities from political and cultural life had to react to them. In 1935, there were elections to the Czechoslovak Parliament and to regional councils, and a congress in Prague of the Catholic Church, which had the most members in Czechoslovakia. At the end of the year, President T.G. Masaryk resigned and the members of parliament elected the second president of the young Czechoslovak state. The study traces the development of the largest political party in Slovakia, Hlinka's Slovak People's Party (Hlinkova slovenska l'udova strana - HSL'S) during 1935, its preparations for these important events and the views of its leading representatives on them.