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Czech Republic (nation) |
Coordinates: |
Lat: 49 45 00 N degrees minutes |
Lat: 49.7500 decimal degrees |
Long: 015 00 00 E degrees minutes |
Long: 15.0000 decimal degrees |
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Note: The Czech Republic lies in central Europe, occupying the traditional lands of Moravia and Bohemia, plus a southwestern piece of Silesia. It is bounded by Poland to the north, Germany to the west, Slovakia to the east, and Austria to the south. Since at least 4000 BCE it has been settled and farmed. The Celtic Boii, or Bohemian, inhabitants were supplanted by Slavs and Germanic tribes. Slavic Czechs were dominant by the 9th century. The area was part of the Přemysl kingdom from 895 to 1306. It was ruled by the Hapsburgs from 1526. It was integrated into Czechoslovakia after WW I. From 1948 to 1989, a Communist government was in control. The modern republic was created as of January 1, 1993. Major industries include electronics, engineering, food processing, and iron and steel manufacturing. The main language is Czech, though Slovak, Polish, and German are also spoken. The capital city is Prague. It measures some 30,450 square miles in area, and it 2003 estimated population was 10, 290,000. |
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Česko (preferred,C,V,Czech-P,U,N)
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Czechia (C,O)
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............ | name suggested as short form by Czech Republic government |
Česká Republika (C,V,O,Czech,U,N)
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České Zemé (C,V,Czech,U,N)
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Czech Republic (C,O,English-P,U,N)
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République tchèque (C,O,French-P,U,N)
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Tchèque, République (C,O,French,U,N)
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República Checa (C,O,Spanish-P,U,N)
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Чешская Республика (C,V,Russian-P,U)
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捷克共和国 (C,V,Chinese-P,U)
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الجهور ةًا دًضىَ ةِ (C,V,Arabic-P,U)
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CZE (C,O,ISO3L)
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CZ (C,O,ISO2L)
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ISO203 (C,O,ISO3N)
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EZ00 (C,O,FIPS)
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Czech (C,O,English,U,A)
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Czechian (C,O)
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Czechic (C,O)
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Czechish (C,O)
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Czekh (C,O)
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Tshekh (C,O)
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Bechin (C,U,English)
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בצ'ין (C,U,Hebrew )
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Blowitz (C,U,English)
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בלוויץ' (C,U,Hebrew )
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Bodenbach (C,U,English)
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בודנבך (C,U,Hebrew )
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Breznice (C,U,English)
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ברזניץ' (C,U,Hebrew )
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Chlistau (C,U,English)
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קליסטאו (C,U,Hebrew )
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Aussig (C,U,English)
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אוסיג (C,U,Hebrew )
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Budin (C,U,English)
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בודין (C,U,Hebrew )
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Chastov (C,U,English)
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צ'סטוב (C,U,Hebrew )
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Chiesch (C,U,English)
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צ'ייץ' (C,U,Hebrew )
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Daudleb (C,U,English)
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דודלב (C,U,Hebrew )
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Deschenitz (C,U,English)
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דשניץ (C,U,Hebrew )
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Dobris (C,U,English)
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דובריס (C,U,Hebrew )
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Durrmaul (C,U,English)
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דורמאל (C,U,Hebrew )
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Udlice (C,U,English)
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אודליצה (C,U,Hebrew )
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Glosau (C,U,English)
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גלוסאו (C,U,Hebrew )
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Goltsch-Jenikau (C,U,English)
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גולטש-ג'ניקו (C,U,Hebrew )
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Habry (C,U,English)
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הברי (C,U,Hebrew )
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Horelitz (C,U,English)
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הורליץ' (C,U,Hebrew )
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Hostoun (C,U,English)
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הוסטון (C,U,Hebrew )
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Jungwoschitz (C,U,English)
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יונגווסיץ' (C,U,Hebrew )
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Kardas-Recitz (C,U,English)
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קרדש-רשיץ' (C,U,Hebrew )
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Klattau (C,U,English)
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קלטאו (C,U,Hebrew )
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Kleinschuttuber (C,U,English)
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קליינשוטאובר (C,U,Hebrew )
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Kleinzbeschitz (C,U,English)
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קליינזבשיטץ (C,U,Hebrew )
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Koniggratz (C,U,English)
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קוניגרץ (C,U,Hebrew )
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Klimkovice (C,U,English)
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Königsberg in Schlesien (C,U,English)
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קלימקוביץ' (C,U,Hebrew )
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Krinec (C,U,English)
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קרינק (C,U,Hebrew )
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Kurschin (C,U,English)
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קורצ'ין (C,U,Hebrew )
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Kuttenplan (C,U,English)
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קוטנפלן (C,U,Hebrew )
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Ledic (C,U,English)
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לדיץ' (C,U,Hebrew )
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Bohmisch-Leipa (C,U,English)
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בוהמיש-לייפה (C,U,Hebrew )
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Litomysl (C,U,English)
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ליטומישל (C,U,Hebrew )
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Liben (C,U,English)
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ליבן (C,U,Hebrew )
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Luditz (C,U,English)
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לודיץ' (C,U,Hebrew )
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Luze (C,U,English)
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לוץ' (C,U,Hebrew )
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Franzenbad (C,U,English)
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פרנצנבאד (C,U,Hebrew )
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צ'כיה (C,U,Hebrew )
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Bzenec (C,U,English)
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בזאנק (C,U,Hebrew )
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Meseritsch (C,U,English)
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מזריטש (C,U,Hebrew )
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Damboritz (C,U,English)
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דמבוריץ' (C,U,Hebrew )
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Mezeritz (C,U,English)
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מעזריטש (C,U,Hebrew )
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Joachimsthal (C,U,English)
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יואכימסטל (C,U,Hebrew )
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Prostejov (C,U,English)
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פרוסטייוב (C,U,Hebrew )
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Velke Mezirici (C,U,English)
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ולקה מזיריצי (C,U,Hebrew )
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Zilina (C,U,English)
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זילינה (C,U,Hebrew )
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Česká Socialistická Republika (H,V)
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............ | 1960-1990 |
Czech Socialist Republic (H,O)
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............ | 1960-1990 |
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nation (preferred, C) |
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formed when Czechoslovakia split on January 1, 1993 |
primary political unit (C) |
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independent sovereign nation (C) |
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republic (C) |
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inhabited place (C) |
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Related geographic places: |
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capital is .... |
Prague .......... (inhabited place) |
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(World, Europe, Czech Republic, Praha, Hlavní Město) [7006464] |
member of .... |
European Union .......... (union) |
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(World, Europe) [7030305] |
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since 2004 |
member of .... |
North Atlantic Treaty Organization .......... (organization) |
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(World) [7029610] |
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became a member in 1999 |
member of .... |
United Nations .......... (organization) |
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(World) [7029605] |
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joined organization in 1993 |
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