 It seemed to hit the city of Pressburg (soon to be renamed Bratislava) most intensely.One of the very first measures brought by Samuel Zoch, the newly appointed župan of the city was the forced disbandment of the only Hungarian university in Czechoslovakia (Elisabeth Science University), and the intimidation of its professors by the police in 1919, immediately after the formation of the new country.Most of the professors and former students then left Pressburg for Budapest (with the university later being re-established in Pécs).