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Early and modern European history
Comprehensive links for Austrian, Hungarian and Czech-Slovak history. [eng] |
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Centrum pro práci s patristickými, středověkými a renesančními texty UP
Centrum se zabývá studiem patristických, středověkých a renesančních textů s cílem jednak připravit edice dosud nevydaných latinských rukopisů spjatých s českými zeměmi, jednak zpřístupnit české veřejnosti důležitá díla evropské křesťanské kultury. Centrum je koncipováno jako interdisciplinární tým sdružující klasické a středolatinské filology, filosofy, teology a historiky vědy. Zakládajícími institucemi Centra jsou Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci (UP), Masarykova univerzita v Brně (MU) a Ústav pro klasická studia Akademie věd ČR Praha (ÚKS AV ČR). [eng | ces] |
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Czech Republic, Bohemia, and Moravia Genealogy Research
The history, culture and traditions of the area now known as the Czech Republic with emphasis on family research. [eng] |
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Čńňîđč˙ ×ĺőčč. Őđîíčęŕ Ęîçüěű Ďđŕćńęîăî. Ëĺăĺíäű.
Ńňŕňü˙ Ŕ. Â. Ăóäçü-Ěŕđęîâŕ. Ďóáëčęŕöč˙ íŕ PRAG.RU. [rus] |
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History of Czech Republic
The Czech Republic was the western part of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic. Formed into a common state after World War I (October 18, 1918), the Czechs, Moravians, and Slovaks remained united for more than 75 years. [eng] |
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CzechSite: Czech History
Discover the history before your trip to Prague, Czech Republic. [eng] |
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Czech History
First Political Units - Dissent and Independent Activity. [eng] |
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History and Czech
Czech is a member of the Western Slavonic family. Although it shares many similarities with Latin, it is regarded as being closely related to the Baltic languages because of their declension patterns (Mann, p. 19, 1977). The most recent ancestor of Old Czech is what is referred as Old Church Slavonic. [eng] |
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