About Mária Krasnohorská
Born 1949. Mária Krasnohorská is a Czech and Slovak translator, teacher and diplomat.
Mária Krásnohorská (née Frištáková, born 15 August 1949) is a Slovak diplomat, who served as the ambassador of Slovakia to France (2001–2007) and Italy (2011-2015). She also served as the permanent delegate to UNESCO . In this position, she oversaw the inclusion of a traditional Slovak Shepard's flute Fujara on the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Krásnohorská was awarded a Medal for her Contributions to the Slovak diplomacy by the foreign minister Ivan Korčok in 2021. She was also named Officer of the French Legion of Honour.
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Who is Mária Krasnohorská?
Slovak diplomat
When was Mária Krasnohorská born?
Mária Krasnohorská was born on 15 August 1949 in Tovarníky.
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Mária Krasnohorská is a translator, teacher and diplomat.
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Mária Krasnohorská is Czech and Slovak.
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