Jon Voight – actor (paternal grandfather was a Slovak immigrant from Košice; paternal grandmother was also of Slovak descent)
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Carolyn Forché – professor, poet, editor, and human rights advocate
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Jaroslav Pelikan – scholar of the history of Christianity, Christian theology and medieval intellectual history
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Pola Negri – actress, her father, Juraj Chalupec, was a Slovak immigrant
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John Ondrasik – musician, performing as "Five for Fighting"
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Ivan Reitman – movie director (born in Slovakia)
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At least 790000 ethnic Slovaks live in the United States, according to current records. And Slovak American is the second-largest ethnic group in the United States. The Slovaks had earlier chosen to move to the United States on the back of favorable immigration and political and economic conditions. Many of them have also achieved outstanding results. This random tool collates the success stories of nearly 100 Slovak Americans to help you get a better sense of what they’re really like.
In the generator, you can see specific industries they specialize in, including arts, culture, entertainment, business, law, politics, military, science, and more. What’s more, we can find out what they are good at, their current achievements and their main famous deeds. Most Slovaks prefer to live in cities because they are more easily accessible than the countryside, have faster flow of information and are more economically developed, so they choose to emigrate to major American cities, in particular, they are expanding across the board in industries where labor is cheap, and they are not afraid to work hard.
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