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editCould the statement "In the 1938 First Vienna Award, Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy awarded much of southern Slovakia (then part of Czechoslovakia) to Hungary." be changed to "Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy awarded much of southern Slovakia, then part of Second Czechoslovak Republic, to Hungary with the First Vienna Award in 1938." mainly just for flow reasons? I don't really see any other problems with the article beside that one clunky sentence. - Jon698 Talk 23:44 3 April 2020