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Dialogue between people with completely different views often does not do without blaming, ridicule or mutual attacks. Conservatives do not understand why liberals think the way they do, and liberals do not understand conservatives any more, bit few strive for a dialogue. This book of interviews by Karol Sudor, experienced journalist and author of hundreds of interviews, with Vladimir Palko, mathematician and former conservative politician and Interior Minister, is such a unique achievement. In the interview, they touch on more general explosive topics, which increasingly divide Slovak society, the Istanbul Convention, abortions, euthanasia and the relationship of the Catholic Church to Jozef Tiso. Sudor is extremely well prepared and Palko honestly and from a distance also answers unpleasant questions. Through more personal conversations about life in socialism, about the candlelight manifestation to his work in top politics, Karol Sudor tries to understand the thinking of a Christian conservative, the environment in which he grew up and shaped him, his inner world, dilemmas, suffering and challenges.
