Zuzana Štefániová

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Zuzana Štefániová (14 January 1788 – after 1829) was the first female printer in Slovakia.^[1] She was the daughter of Stefan Wester and married Ján Štefáni, owner of the oldest and, at the time, the only printing shop in Slovakia. ^[2] She inherited the printing shop in 1822, and managed it for seven years she left in 1829 and died after 1829

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^ Slaný, J. (1981). Štefániho, Vetterlova a Macholdova tlačiareň v Banskej Bystrici (1796–1940). Rkp. pre Slovenskú národnú knižnicu z archívnych materiálov.
^ Slaný, J. (1981). Štefániho, Vetterlova a Macholdova tlačiareň v Banskej Bystrici (1796–1940). Rkp. pre Slovenskú národnú knižnicu z archívnych materiálov.

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