Velké Slémence ( Slovak: Veľké Slemence , Ukrainian: Great Selments , Hungarian Nagyszelmenc , Rus. Big Selmens ) is a village in the Mikhalovets district of Slovakia near Velky Kapusany .
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| Slovak Veľké Slemence | |
 Catholic church in Velka Slémeniec | |
| A country |  Slovakia |
| Area | Mikhalovetsky |
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| Telephone code | +421 56 |
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The population is mainly Hungarian . Until 1946, Slemence was one village, in 1946 the village was divided between the USSR and Czechoslovakia , in the Uzhgorod region there remained a smaller part of the village, called the Small Selmens . The border between Slovakia and Ukraine runs right along the street. Since 2005, a pedestrian crossing has been opened.
In 2009, director Yaroslav Voytyk directed the documentary film Border about the fate of this divided village. [2]
Notes
- ↑ Počet obyvateľov SR k 31.12.2016 - Bratislava : Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic , 2018.
- ↑ Border (2009) - about the film