Anton Hrnko

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Anton Hrnko (born 31 January 1955 in Žilina, Czechoslovakia^[1]) is a Slovak historian^[2] and politician; a member of the Slovak National Party;^[3] and a former member of the National Council of Slovakia.

He was formerly a member of Czechoslovakia's communist party.^[2]

On 10 March 2019 his wife Blanka, son Martin and daughter Michala were passengers on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, which crashed shortly after take-off, resulting in the deaths of all those on board.^[3][4]

He is a co-author of the book "Slovenské dejiny od úsvitu po súčasnosť" ("Slovak history from dawn to present").

• with Habaj, Michal; Mrva, Ivan (2015). Slovenské dejiny od úsvitu po súčasnosť (in Slovak). ISBN 9788080467302.

• Official website

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