61. Czech Culture - History: 1948 To 1989 - From ExpatCities.com An overview of the history of the czech republic. Cultural exchanges between czechs and expats living in the czech republic. history http://expatcities.com/cz/history5_cz.htm

History: 1948 - 1989 Back to: History By the mid-1960s the Czech lands, which had inherited most of the wealth of Autria-Hungary, had a standard of living much lower than that of neighbouring Austria, a country with virtually no natural resources and little industry. Social and political pressures for reform could not be contained, and with the appointment of Alexander Dubcek, as First Secretary of the Communist Party in early 1968, the "Prague Spring" began. "Socialism with a human face" became the declared aim of the government, and for a while the nation united enthusiastically behind the regime. Brezhnev’s Soviet Union and its allies feared that the Czechoslovak Communist Party would be unable to contain the pressures for real change. While Czechs and Slovaks made the most of their first taste of freedom for 20 years, publishing pamphlets, founding political parties or simply crossing the border for a long forbidden summer holiday, the Russians sent troops into Czechoslovakia for a long drawn out "summer manoeuvres". Back to Normal Mr. Dubcek was shunted aside, first as Ambassador to Turkey, when as a non-person, forced to live and work in obscurity as a clerk in the Forestry Commission in Bratislava. All forms of dissidence were ruthlessly stamped out by administrative measures such as dismissal from work or the exclusion of children from higher education.

62. Czech.cz | Welcome Official site of the republic; includes a guide to the country and its people, institutions, culture, and history. http://www.czech.cz/

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63. The History Of Wine In The Czech Republic - Food & Drink - - Prague Hip Guide The history of Wine in the czech republic. Recently there was a successful exhibition for czech wines at the London International http://www.hiptravelguide.com/prague/article-14.html

Site Search Main Menu Home Prague Hotels Prague Photo Gallery Reviews ... Contact Us Topics Architecture Art Books Destinations ... Tips New Stories Eat, Drink and Be Merry in Prague Karlovy Vary Franz Kafka Exhibition National Museum ... Lonely Planet Prague More Hip Guides! Morocco Print E-mail The History of Wine in the Czech Republic Early on there was a fascination with white wines, but during the 15th century red wines became the accepted standard, with several varieties of note including Sauvingnon Blanc and Rouge. Of interest were the Baptist monks who travelled through Bohemia, establishing monasteries and vineyards as they expanded their sphere of influence. Around the turn of the 20th Century interest in wine was replaced by cheap beer and brandy, and of course water was clean enough to drink by this time. Only in the last decade, since independence from the USSR has there has been a huge resurgence in the popularity of wine in Czech, and with high import duties on wine, vintners in Czech are making a comeback. Now there are many varieties of grapes grown here, White Reisling, Pinot Blanc, Chardonnay, Neuburger, Sauvignon, Pinot Gris, and others covering some 17,000 hectares. In 1995 the Czech Republic established the Viticultural Law that now governs and standardizes the industry and it's production purity. Specialty wines such as Ice and Straw wines are also proving very popular these days.

64. EUROPA - IDA Interchange Of Data Between Administrations eGovernment Factsheet czech republic - history. Main developments and key milestones (in reverse chronological order). The contents http://europa.eu.int/ISPO/ida/jsps/index.jsp?fuseAction=showDocument&documentID=

65. Weather Underground: Prague, Czech Republic Forecast Current Conditions. Updated 330 AM CEST on May 14, 2004 Observed at Prague, czech republic (history). 45 °F / 7 °C Mostly Cloudy. Windchill 41 °F / 5 °C. http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/11518.html

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66. Prague History - Czech Republic Here we offer a brief history of Prague Prague history 1993 January 1, czechoslovakian Federation splits up, formation of the czech republic. http://www.pragueexperience.com/information/history.htm

Prague History - Czech Republic Accommodation Restaurants Sightseeing Sports Activities ... Tourist Info History of Prague: Prague has an epic history. It's inhabitants have experienced a declaration of independence, Nazi control, brain washing communism and capitalist democracy, and that was just the 20th century! Here we offer a brief history of Prague: Prague History Around 870: Foundation of Prague Castle. Around 926: Foundation of St. Vitus rotunda within Prague Castle. Prague first reported in the narration of Ibrahim Ibn Jakub, a merchant. Foundation of Prague bishopric. 10th century: Foundation of Vysehrad Castle on the opposite Vltava bank of the river. Prague becomes the residence of the first Bohemian king Vratislav I. Around 1230: Establishment of the Old Town.

67. MSN Encarta - Czech Republic 1918) TomᚠGarrigue Masaryk and other czech leaders began state for the first time in modern history. The new republic included Bohemia and Moravia, part of http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761556878_5/Czech_Republic.html

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68. CZECH Mail List On RootsWeb Highly recommended reading. WWWVL history czech republic; Èeská archivní spoleènost Addresses of czech Archives (In czech); http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~elainetmaddox/czgenealogy.htm

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69. The Situation Of The Roma After November 1989 26.02.2000, The Situation of the Roma in the czech republic in 1997, history of the Roma. 13.06.00, The history of the Roma Minority in the czech republic. http://www.romove.cz/en/article/18279

Search NEWS Latest News from Radio Prague HISTORY General History of the Roma History of the Roma in the Czech Lands Situation of the Roma since 1989 TRADITIONS, CULTURE The traditional life of the Roma Romany language PERSONALITIES World famous Roma Personalities A Personal Account by a Roma woman Survey on Czech / Roma relations USEFUL CONTACTS Organizations concerned with the Roma Romany media Useful links PHOTOS OF THE ROMA The story of Cihelna Photos by Romany children VARIOUS Maticni Street in Usti nad Labem Flood of Jarovnice Tolerance project '97 RADIO PRAGUE Radio Prague English Deutsch Francais The Situation of the Roma after November 1989 Much as it did in Czech society, life among the Roma changed drastically after November 1989. A part of the Roma began to search for their identity and to open their culture. They started to put out Romani periodicals and works of original Romani literature, and started to speak of the Roma as a distinct ethnic minority with the right to education in their mother tongue. The post-November developments had another side, however, as the Roma have faced high unemployment (as a consequence of their low skill levels and the prejudice they face from many employers), the loss of the social safety net with which the socialist state ensured their submission (as well as that of the rest of Czech society), and most of all, the rapid rise in acts of physical violence towards the Roma.

70. Matematicka Vedecka Sekce Jednoty Ceskych Matematiku A Fyziku One of the oldest societies in the czech republic. The site includes the society's history, organization, conferences, links and job opportunities. http://www.ms.mff.cuni.cz/acad/kam/mvs-jcmf/

Matematicka vedecka sekce Jednoty ceskych matematiku a fyziku Organizace matematicke vedecka sekce Organizace a jednaci rad Vybor MVS, Revizni komise Adresa Clenstvi ... Zapisy z jednani, dokumenty Novinky a uzitecne informace Matematicky vikend EMS , Praha, 3-5. zari 2004. SVOC - soutez vysokoskolaku ve vedecke odborne cinnosti Na 35. konferenci slovenskych matematiku v Jasne pod Chopkom byla 28. 11. 2003 podepsana dohoda mezi JSMF a JCMF o spolecnem poradani souteze SVOC v matematice. Text dohody: HTML PDF PostScript Fotoreportaz Partnerske organizace: EMS IMU AMS Zentralblatt ... Volna mista, vyberova rizeni (cesky/anglicky) Matematicke casopisy a preprintove serie publikovane v CR Ostatni linky Slovenska matematicka spolocnost Cesky komitet pro matematiku (V seznamu uveden jako 12.) EMIS , The European Mathematical Information Service offered by EMS Banach Center Zentralblatt MATH Matematicke odkazy na Caramba World Mathematical Year 2000 ... Jednota ceskych matematiku a fyziku Pripominky ke strance piste zde nebo posilejte na mvs-jcmf@kam.mff.cuni.cz

71. The History Of The Roma Minority In The Czech Republic The history of the Roma Minority in the czech republic 1306-2000. 3643, 13.06.00, The history of the Roma Minority in the czech republic. http://www.romove.cz/en/article/18913

Search NEWS Latest News from Radio Prague HISTORY General History of the Roma History of the Roma in the Czech Lands Situation of the Roma since 1989 TRADITIONS, CULTURE The traditional life of the Roma Romany language PERSONALITIES World famous Roma Personalities A Personal Account by a Roma woman Survey on Czech / Roma relations USEFUL CONTACTS Organizations concerned with the Roma Romany media Useful links PHOTOS OF THE ROMA The story of Cihelna Photos by Romany children VARIOUS Maticni Street in Usti nad Labem Flood of Jarovnice Tolerance project '97 RADIO PRAGUE Radio Prague English Deutsch Francais The History of the Roma Minority in the Czech Republic The exact year of the Roma's arrival on the territory of the present-day Czech Republic is difficult to determine, as the chronicles of the time don't mention their arrival in any clear or concrete way. In the chronicle of "Dalimil," in the chapter "About the Pagans" the author makes reference to Tatar scouts who were moving through the Czech Lands after 1242, and with whom he could be confusing the Roma, though Roma scholars haven't verified this document. Another reference to the Roma in the Czech Lands comes from the end of the 14th century, when the Executioner's Book of the Lord of Rozmberk contains the testimony of a condemned man, who names as his accomplice a "black gypsy." This could be fact, as the Roma arrived in Central Europe in the 15th century. Many historians also refer to this century as the "Golden Age of the Roma in Europe," when they were being received by aristocrats and being given letters of protection and other privileges. Solid proof of the Roma's residence on Czech territory is actually one of these letters of protection, which was issued on April 17th, 1423 at Spissky Castle by the Holy Roman Emperor and Czech King, Zikmund. The text of this letter has been preserved and reads as follows:

72. The Czech Republic – A Substantial Part Of European History And Future - EU-Erw on the other part (known also as the Association Agreement), which is one of the most important agreements the czech republic has signed in its short history. http://www.bpb.de/themen/7EYSUJ,,0,The_Czech_Republic_–_a_substantial_part_of_E

Die bpb Bestellen Newsletter Presse ... Index Themen Internationale Politik Europathemen Wie und wo arbeiten wir? Sind wir sicher? ... Chat Publikationen Veranstaltungen Wissen Methodik - Didaktik Suche Dossier bpb.de EU-Erweiterung The Czech Republic – a substantial part of European history and future von Pavel Telicka Over the past decade, the Czech society has undergone dramatic changes. After the political changeover in November 1989 Pavel Telicka , the Czech Republic quickly became a pluralist democracy; the centrally planned economy was turned into a functioning free-market economy. Almost 75 years after its foundation, former Czechoslovakia split up peacefully in 1992 and gave birth to an independent Czech Republic. Since the 1950s, a political and economic entity of global importance has been developing in the neighbourhood of the Czech Republic, the European Communities, later the European Union. After 1989, the EU has become Czech Republic's largest trading partner with more than 65 per cent share of its foreign trade and EU member states are now the largest investors in the country. Czech Republic's proximity to the Union is clearly shown not only by the fact that the country shares its longest part of the border with EU member states. More importantly, the Czechs have always shared the European civilisation and cultural values, they have been a substantial part of European history. It is therefore no surprise that since 1989, the accession to the EC (later EU) has been perceived by a majority of the Czech population as a historic necessity and full integration into the EU is supported by all parliamentary parties in the Czech Republic.

73. A Prague Guide - Czech Literature And It's History The leader in the study of the czech language and history was Josef Dobrovský. from 1989 to 1992 and was elected president of the czech republic in 1993. http://www.happycat16.freeserve.co.uk/file15literature.htm

[PRAGUE HOME] [Tourist Attractions] [Classical Prague] [Mozart] ... [Favourite Links] Czech Literature Literature Timeline Jaroslav Seifert Karel Macha Franz Kafka ... Vaclav Havel Czech Literature Timeline Czech literature began with the introduction of Christianity into Moravia in about 863 by Cyril and Methodius, the apostles of the Slavs. Latin writing, including an important chronicle of Bohemia, by the monk 'Cosmas', prevailed during the next two centuries. At the beginning of the 14th century a Czech translation was made of the Latin Alexandreid, a life of Alexander the Great, by the 12th-century French poet Gautier de Lille. A rhymed Czech chronicle marked by strong nationalist feeling appeared about the same time, along with several religious legends in Czech verse, culminating in a great verse 'Life of Saint Catherine'. A verse dialogue, 'The Groom and the Student', full of colorful details of medieval daily life, and a novel with a romantic plot, 'The Weaver', appeared about 1400. This period is marked by the Hussite religious reformation carried out by the Bohemian preacher John Huss (Jan Hus) and his followers. Huss, an ardent nationalist who wrote popular theological works in Czech, demonstrated his concern for the language by writing such studies as his 'De Orthographia Bohemica' (Czech Orthography, circa 1412). Jan Blahoslav, bishop of the Brethren, a poet and writer on musical and poetic theory, was the author of a scholarly Czech Grammar. Along with others, he took part in the compilation of the Czech Protestant Kralice Bible, which served as a literary model of classical Czech.

74. Czech Republic -- Related Web Sites page presents a wide range of information for the traveler who is going to the czech republic, including information on the czech republic s history and culture http://www.iearn.org/hgp/www-czech-republic.html

Czech Republic Czech Happenings : Maintained by the Czech News Agency (CTK) and Jiri Majstr, this Web page is "the Internet Homepage of everything Czech and interesting." The information offered includes daily summaries of Czech news, newsletters, and extensive links to other sites. Czech Republic : Sponsored by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic, this Web site includes practical information for tourists and daily news releases. Czech Republic FAQ : Hosted by Web Travel Review, this site provides general information about the Czech Republic, as well as information for tourists. Czech Republic World Fact Book : This Web page is the entry for the Czech Republic from the World Wide Web edition of the CIA's 1995 World Fact Book Destination Czech Republic : Maintained by Lonely Planet, a publisher of travel guides, this Web page presents a wide range of information for the traveler who is going to the Czech Republic, including information on the Czech Republic's history and culture; suggested attractions and activities; travelers' reports on the Czech Republic; and, recommended reading. English-Czech Dictionary : Maintained by Ondrej Vrtel and Martin Vit, this Web page is an on-line English-Czech and Czech-English dictionary.

75. History Of The Czech Republic Around the 4th century BC the presentday czech republic was populated by Celts Church expanded, proving to be decisive in the course of the history of Bohemia http://cz.avisit.com/English/62.html

Search Topics Country Regions Resorts ... More Navigation Advertisement In Association with Tools Currency Converter Tell a Friend History in Brief Around the 4th century B.C. the present-day Czech Republic was populated by Celts . They were the first ethnic group to arrive in the area, according to historical evidence. The Celtic Boii tribe gave the country its Latin name - Boiohaemum (Bohemia). They were pushed out by the German tribes (Marcomanni, Quidi) before the beginning of our era. At the end of 5th and the beginning of 6th century Slavs settled in the territory of Bohemia and Moravia during the period known as the Migration of Peoples. The first half of the 7th century marks the first successful attempt to unite Slavonic tribes. The so-called "Samo's kingdom" resisted the pressure of the powerful Avar empire centered in the Hungarian lowlands, and defended its territory against the forces of the Frank attackers from the west, with partial success. The Great Moravian Empire (the last two-thirds of the 9th century - destroyed by the Magyars in the years 903-907) The culture of the Great Moravian Empire greatly influenced the development of culture and religion among the Eastern and Southern Slavs in the Middle Ages. In 863, the Byzantine Christian missionaries Constantin and Methodius came to Moravia to introduce Slavic liturgy there. Very soon, however, the influence of the Roman Catholic Church expanded, proving to be decisive in the course of the history of Bohemia and Moravia.

76. Rogaining History In Czech Republic Rogaining history in czech republic. Rogaining history in czech republic The very first experience of rogaining was gained by runners http://www.top.cz/wrc2002/english/history.php

Czech Rogaining Association 5th World Rogaining Championships Date : 26. - 27. July 2002 Place : Lesna, district Tachov, Organizer : Czech Rogaining Association International Rogaining Federation Homepage ÈAR ÈAES IRF Rogaining history in Czech Republic In Czech Republic (after Czechoslovakia was divided in 1993) several years have passed without any activity in rogaining. As late as in 1996, when Tomás Prokes and Libor Zrídkaveselý won the prestigious swedish Fjällorienteering (3 days Mountain-o), a group of o-runners around Tomás Prokes and Václav Zakouril decided to establish an independent rogaining association and started to organize rogaining and mountain orienteering events. In autumn 1996, the Czech Association of Rogaining and Mountain Orienteering (CAR) was officially founded and the first two races in mountain-o were held at Branzez and Liberec. The following year the first rogaining (12 and 24 h) was organized as 1-st Open Czech Championships by Honza Vokurka and his team. Open category was won by czech-finnish team Seidl-Kakko (Iiro Kakko was the first european to become world champion in 1998!). In the area of sport policy, the situation varies between successes and failures. Big majority (90 %) of CAR members are orienteerers and this fact causes contentions with the Czech Orienteering Federation leadership, whose reaction on founding of CAR was negative. Even the felt discriminatory attitude of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, when all required criteria including the minimum number of members (800) were filled, can be caused by disagreements with COF (8000 members).

77. Projekty - Radio Praha A brief history of czech music, from the Middle Ages to the 20th century; Biographies and work of important composers. (Radio Hudba, czech republic) http://www.radio.cz/hudba/indexeng.html

Radio Praha - vysílání Èeského rozhlasu do zahranièí Textová verze 8-6-2004, 10:51 UTC Zprávy Minulé vydání Archiv Zprávy dennì na Vá¹ e-mail ... Archiv Projekty Mistrovství svìta v ledním hokeji 2004 Èeská hudba 2004 Èeská republika v Evropì Dìjiny hudby ... Archiv Radio Praha Soutì¾ Radia Praha Jak poslouchat RP Radio Praha na FM Potvrzení o pøíjmu ... Historie Èeského rozhlasu Poznejte Èeskou republiku Èeská republika v datech Dìjiny èeského sportu Virtuální høbitov U¾iteèné informace Èeská centra Podmínky pobytu cizincù v ÈR Krajané Na¹i partneøi ... ÈRo 6 / RSE Projekty Výraz "vá¾ná hudba" má dva významy. Nejbì¾nìji se pou¾ívá jako denotát té èásti hudby, nazývané jako hudba umìlecká nebo vá¾ná - jako protiklad populární hudby. Tato definice pokrývá hudební dìjiny od Gregoriánských chorálù pøes Beethovenovy symfonie a¾ po moderní skladatele. Hudební historie mù¾e být rozèlenìna rùznými zpùsoby. Tato práce rozdìluje hudbu do sedmi hlavních oddílù, a to hudbu starovìkou støedovìkou renesanèní barokní ... romantickou a hudbu 20. století . Ka¾dý oddíl je krátce charakterizován a doplnìn o seznam nejdùle¾itìj¹ích autorù a doporuèených nahrávek. Jiné úèelné rozdìlení je mo¾né podle návaznosti jednotlivých slohù a technik. Toto rozdìlení zaèíná církevní hudbou - chorály, pozdìji hrou na varhany, z èeho¾ se pozdìji, za pøispìní svìtské hudby, vyvinuly "umìlé" formy koncertu, opery, atd.

78. World Press Review - Vilem Precan - Czech Republic - History he met his wife and acquainted himself with the history of the Slovak uprising. He went on to compile two volumes of documents on the subject. czech republic. http://www.worldpress.org/Europe/1332.cfm

Entire Site Press Country Profiles Documents World Headlines Front Page Africa Americas ... Archives Advertisements: Travel and Visas to Russia Perfume 4 Sale Laptop Batteries Ink Free Shipping ... Subscribe to our e-newsletter From the August 2003 issue of World Press Review (VOL. 50, No. 8) People Vilem Precan: Eyes Wide Open Andrew Yurkovsky World Press Review senior editor Czech historian Vilem Precan, who turned 70 this year, used to be an idealistic man of the left before he cast a critical eye on the history of what was once Czechoslovakia. He began with the 1944 Slovak National Uprising, an important event in the official version of communist anti-Nazi resistance. He moved on to the 1968 Soviet invasion, which interrupted the political reforms known as the Prague Spring. Interest in the latter cost him his professional livelihood. He worked at menial jobs for several years before choosing a life of exile and settling in Germany, where he set up an important center for samizdat literature. “More than anything else, I wanted to be an academic historian—the kind who sits in an archive and then publishes books. But life took another course,” Precan recalls in a profile in the Prague daily

79. Ron's Furby Family History Web Site - Czech Republic Last Updated 9 Aug 2003. Furbys in the czech republic On the 17th january 1782 an Anna Maria Ferby was born at Urspitz, Mikulov in Maehren. http://members.ispwest.com/ronsmith/furby/fur_czr.htm

Introduction My Furby Ancestors Portraits Certificates Furby Records English Births 1st names to C 1st names to F 1st names to J 1st names to R ... 1st names to Z IGI Records 1st names to E 1st names to I 1st names to J 1st names to M ... 1st names to Z Furby by Country Australia Austria Canada Czech Republic ... Wales Furby Register Furby Descendents Register Yourself Contact Me Last Updated: 9 Aug 2003 Furbys in the Czech Republic On the 17th january 1782 an Anna Maria Ferby was born at Urspitz, Mikulov in Maehren. She married a Josef Frey on 28th February 1813 at Weisstaetten, Mikulov. Anna Maria was the daughter of Simon Ferby and Barbara Wartak. Simon Ferby was the great grand son of Mathias Ferbi who was born about 1668. The spelling ending in an "i" is also used by Simons Ferby's father - Anton Ferbi, and his grandfather - Franz Ferbi. ronsmith@ispwest.com

80. Promotion & Test Banknotes, Notes, Engravings ... My name is Ji¸­ from czech republic where I collect banknotes for 12+ years (czechoslovakia, czech republic), promotion and test banknotes, history and nowadays of money printing factories. http://www.sweb.cz/sberatele/english/

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