A. Gallova, M. Oláh, I. Kmit, A. Murgová, M. Popovicová, V. Krcmery, D. Hennelova, E. Dirgova, J. Drgová, M. Palockova, Y. Trilisinskaya, J. Bozik, M. Jurásek
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After armed conflict due to invasion of Russian Fed forces to Ukraine, humanitarian help from neighboring countries emerged, mainly Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary,Romania, Moldova, etc. The aim of this short research note is to compare the type of humanitarian assistance from a multiethnic area of Rimavska Sobota (multi-ethnic area with about one fifth of Hungarian; a third of Roma population; a district of highest unemployment; to the Bratislava area with lowest unemployment with Slovak nationals in majority.