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Memorial to the Armed Forces of The Slovak Republic held in EUFOR Camp

Published September 23, 2020
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COM EUFOR Major General Reinhard Trischak, welcomed the Ambassador of the Slovak Republic to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Martin Kaco to EUFOR Head Quarters at Camp Butmir on Tuesday.

The occasion marked the unveiling of a memorial to the Armed Forces of The Slovak Republic – for all who have served in the service of peace and stability.

The memorial also bears the name of Major Peter Pavlovský who was sadly taken ill and died whilst serving as a EUFOR Staff Officer at Camp Butmir in 2018.

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