81. Map And References For The Czech Republic by Lonely Planet Publications) Atevo Travel Destinations Atevo Travel Destinations - (by Atevo, Inc.) history history of The czech republic - history of The http://www.embassyworld.com/embassy/czech_map.htm

Home C / Directory Index for Czech Republic > Map of the Czech Republic > Map and References for the Czech Republic Real Estate In the Czech Republic- Current Property Listings Jobs In the Czech Republic - Current Job Listings Telephone the Czech Republic: Czech Republic Yellow Pages - Czech Republic Yellow Pages Weather : Weather Underground - Prague, Czech Republic Forecast Search the Czech Republic: Search Yahoo - Search Yahoo - A searchable directory of the Czech Republic Search Dmoz - Search Dmoz - Directory the Czech Republic. Czech Republic Search Engine – Czech Republic Search Engine – hotel in Prague, map, Weather, Travel, etc. More Maps of the Czech Republic - More Maps of the Czech Republic -A large number of differing Czech Republic Maps, Including City Maps. The World Factbook (by the CIA) Atlapedia Online - Atlapedia Online - (by Latimer Clarke Corporation) Columbia Encyclopedia - Columbia Encyclopedia - (by Columbia University Press) Czech Republic Ethnologue - Czech Republic Ethnologue - The languages in the Czech Republic The Czech Republic Flag - The Czech Republic Flag Travel Information : Czech Tourist Board - Czech Tourist Board - Official site of the Czech Tourist Authority.

82. Feminism In Czech Republic Western Feminism Isn t Working in the czech republic, by Jirina The Viscitudes of czech Feminism. the situation from outside the country, the history of czech http://www.cddc.vt.edu/feminism/cz.html

Feminism in Czech Republic Individual Feminists [This information was contributed by Mirek Vodrazka Internet Sites You can reach the Prague Gender Studies Centre by clicking on this icon: Introduction You can read two essays on feminism in the Czech Republic: The Viscitudes of Czech Feminism Why Western Feminism Isn't Working in the Czech Republic The Viscitudes of Czech Feminism by For somebody observing the situation from outside the country, the history of Czech feminism may seem to be limited to the era after the Velvet Revolution and the subsequent implementation of various Western discourses in the sociocultural milieu of the new democracy. Before 1989, the word "feminism" was almost never used to designate any phenomenon present in Czechoslovakia, it referred to Western ideology which was presented as not applicable to the situation of Czech women'. But this fact is only a question of naming, and even without using the word "feminism", Czech lands have a long tradition of dealing with women's issues, especially in the sphere of education. If we turn to the real historiography, we can see that women participated very actively in major events throughout the history of Czech lands, but there are especially two major historical periods that should not escape our attention, because they provide token examples of the position of women in society at the time: the Hussites movement and the Czech National Revival. The Hussites movement is famous for its emphasis on equality and the demand that the Bible should be available in the language of the people (at the time when all Masses were in Latin) and that everyone be educated to read and understand the Word, which addressed both men and women. Their ideals of equality attracted an enormous number of people, without a radical separation of the two sexes. As the Hussites period has always been considered one of the most important events in Czech history, so, many times, the necessity of education for both sexes was taken for granted as vital for the good of the nation(3).

83. Czech Republic Vacation Guide: Romantic Czech Republic Honeymoons, Czech Republi Thanks to its long and rich history and the diversity of its natural environment, the czech republic is a great attraction for the millions of guests who visit http://www.travelwizard.com/europe/CzechRepublic_Overview.html

European Luxury Tours, Luxury Vacations, Luxury Cruises  Site Index European Vacation Guide: Romantic European Vacations  European Luxury Vacations, Travel, Tours and Cruise Consultants  European Vacations, call 1-415-662-2683 to book. Open every day!  Other Places in Europe Albania Andorra Austria ... Mediterranean Guide Czech Republic: Overview The Czech Republic is situated approximately in the geographical center of Europe and has an area of 78,866 sq. km. It is a landlocked country 326 km from the Baltic and 322 km from the Adriatic. It shares borders with Germany (810 km), Poland (762 km), Austria (466 km) and Slovakia (265 km). The highest point of elevation is the peak of Mt. Snezka (1,602 m above sea level) and the lowest point of elevation is near Hoensko where the River Labe leaves Czech territory (117 m above sea level). Thanks to its long and rich history and the diversity of its natural environment, the Czech Republic is a great attraction for the millions of guests who visit it every year. The jewel in the Czech crown is Prague with its gorgeous and rich architectural styles but the country is also dotted with numerous historical city centers, castles and chateaux. Outside the urban areas, deep woods, rock formations and limestone caves are among the many interesting sites the Czech Republic has to offer. Since the Czech lands lie exactly on the border of Eastern and Western Europe, the country has come under the influence of several different cultures throughout the course of history. Each of these influences indelibly marked the face of the country with architectural or artistic monuments. This accounts for the uniquely rich cultural heritage of this relatively small country. In addition, the Czech lands are extraordinary in Europe due to the fact that they are practically untouched by the large-scale destruction of war.

84. Windmills In The Czech Republic Short history of mills appendix. International Molinology TIMS Bulletin No. 54 June 1997 - includes article An American Wind Engine in the czech republic http://www.windmillworld.com/europe/czech.htm

Windmills in the Czech Republic My apologies for mangling words and place names on this page - I dont speak Czech, and have taken the approach of reproducing words without accents, in order to render this page in the English alphabet. In addition, I've sometimes had to guess which word on a page was the town - it's highly likely that I've managed to mis-locate a number of these mills, or have placed them under a heading which is not their actual location. Windmill is rendered in Czech as either "vetrnik", or "vetrny mlyn". Prague The white painted cylindrical tower mill now incorporated into Pension Vetrnik was originally built in 1722. The sails and milling machinery were removed around 1899, and the residential wing added as part of the conversion in 1902 by the grandfather of the present owner. During the Communist era, the buildings provided housing for 3 or 4 families. Pictures from 1958 show the accomodation has changed a bit since then, and now the residential wing provides the six guest rooms of the pension. A couple of millstones in the gardens are a reminder of the building's milling heritage. Time Out report Chvalkovice This brick built cylindrical tower from 1873 retains a great deal of its internal machinery, though the external appearance of the mill has deteriorated in recent years.

85. U.S Trade History With Central And Eastern Europe US Trade history with Central and Eastern Europe. More 19922001 Data Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia czech republic Estonia FR http://www.mac.doc.gov/ceebic/maps/tradehistory/czech.htm

About CEEBIC F.A.Q CEEBIC Overseas Network Contact Us ... Internships U.S. Trade History with Central and Eastern Europe More 1992-2001 Data: Back to 2001-2003 Data: Updated: July 2002 Home Contact CEEBIC Site Map Privacy Statement ... International Trade Administration

86. Europe And Asia - Catholic Church Local History And Ancestors Genealogy Research Catholic Bishops Conference of the czech republic (Eeska Biskupska Survey of czech Dioceses (English) with MAP. Archdiocese CZ 119 00 Praha 1. history of the http://home.att.net/~Local_Catholic/Catholic-International.htm

Select Geographic Country / Region Africa South America Australia and Oceania Albania ... Do you have a site link suggestion? [ Contact: Webweaver New College English-German, German-English, English-Spanish, Spanish-English ARTFL Project: French-English Dictionary Form Excite Travel Guide for Europe ... EuroPages - The European Business Directory Yellow Pages in Europe Asia Federation of Asian Bishops Conferences (FABC) - Members include Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Laos-Cambodia, Malaysia-Singapore-Brunei, Myanmar, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Taiwan (R.O.C.), Thailand and Vietnam. Associate Members include: Hong Kong, Macau, Mongolia and Nepal. The Asian ResearchCenter for Religion and Social Communication (ARC) China Hong Kong diocese Georgia (Asia) Apostolic administration Kaukasus Hong Kong Diocese of Hong Kong India India Iran Eparchy of Ispahan (Armenian Catholic) Archdiocese of Urmya - (Chaldean Catholic) Diocese of Salmas - (Chaldean Catholic) Eparchy of Ahwaz - (Chaldean Catholic) (contains brief contact information for parishes in Lebanon and the Middle East including Ahwaz, Akra, Aleppo, Alqosh, Amadia, Zakhio, Arbil, Basra, Caire, Diarbakir, Kerkuk, Mosul, Salamas,Urmia, Tahran, Turquie and overseas)

87. Czech Republic - City Guide - In Your Pocket The czechs have a long history but have only been a state for a relatively The present day czech republic was populated by Celts and it was the Celtic Boii http://www.inyourpocket.com/cr/en/category?cid=3006&chid=

88. Where Do You Want To Go Birding In The Czech Republic Today? *..Birds, history Culture of the czech republic Slovakia with Victor Emanuel Nature Tours (VENT) This is another new development in VENT s popular http://www.camacdonald.com/birding/euczechrepublic.htm

Birding Factoids 342 species in 48 families None of the 5 European endemics are represented here. No national endemics 3 speciality species 5 endangered species Czech Republic Hotspots Czech Republic Specialities Graham Cooke Birdwatching in the Czech Republic - This map of the Czech Republic provides a description (including the rarities spotted at each site) of each site recommended Birding in the Czech Republic - by Gerard Gorman of Pro-Birder The most westerly of the formerly so-called "eastern bloc" countries the Czech Republic is a land of surprisingly diverse habitats and landscapes. There are high mountains, dense forests, riverine woods and in particular numerous fish-ponds. See also Czech Birding, also by Gerard Gorman. Czech Republic - Directory of Wetlands of International Importance includes information on all Czech Republic Ramsar designated sites, including: Greater Peterborough Ornithological Group Trip Report - Bavaria and Bohemia 19-23 April 1995 - by Brian Stone. This is a helpful and entertaining report of a trip through Germany and the Czech Republic. Trip Report: Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic

89. World InfoZone - Czech Republic Information - Page 2 Friday 14th May. czech republic Information Page 2. history The czech republic consists of the lands of Bohemia, Moravia and part of Silesia. http://www.worldinfozone.com/country.php?country=CzechRepublic&page=2

90. Mathematicians Born In Czech Republic Mathematicians born in czech republic. The URL of this page is http//wwwhistory.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/BirthplaceMaps/czech_republic.html. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/BirthplaceMaps/Countries/Czech_Republic

Mathematicians born in Czech Republic Mathematicians' birthplaces are given relative to modern-day boundaries. Click on the name below to go to the biography. Berwald Bolzano Brashman Cech ... Winkler Click HERE to see a clickable map of Middle Europe and Germany. Places Index Birthplace Maps Index Countries Index Main index ... Societies, honours, etc. JOC/EFR/BS January 1998 The URL of this page is: http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/BirthplaceMaps/Czech_Republic.html

91. Books On The History Of The Czech Republic The czech republic (Nations in Transition) by Steven Otfinoski, Budweisers into czechs and Germans A Local history of Bohemian Politics, 18481948 by Jeremy http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/history/czech_republic.htm

more search options Czech Republic Books on European History Home History > Czech Republic Related Books History Index Europe Middle East Russia ... History A-Z Departments Posters History Calendars History Magazines History Software ... Documentaries Resources History Books UK Powells: History Best Sellers Magazines History Magazines Posters Art Prints Magic Prague by Angelo Maria Ripellino et al. from University of California Press Out of Print The Czech Republic (Nations in Transition) by Steven Otfinoski Budweisers into Czechs and Germans: A Local History of Bohemian Politics, 1848-1948 by Jeremy King from Princeton Univ Pr ISBN: 0691048924 The Coasts of Bohemia: A Czech History by Derek Sayer Paperback from Princeton Univ Pr Book Published: 28 February, 2000 Czech Photographic Avant-Garde, 1918-1948 by Vladimir Birgus from MIT Press Birds of the Czech Republic by Joseph Kren Bringing Up Girls in Bohemia by Michal Viewegh, A.G. Brain from Readers Intl ISBN: 1887378057 Czech Republic: A Nation of Velvet (Postcommunist States and Nations) by Rick Fawn from Routledge ISBN: 9058230449 Special Order Eyewitness Auschwitz: Three Years in the Gas Chambers by Filip Muller, Helmut Freitag, Susanne Flatauer, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Yehuda Bauer

92. Frommers.com : Destinations : Europe : Czech Republic : Prague : In Depth : Hist the land around the Vltava River, which forms the heart of the presentday czech territory. The Latin term Bohemia (Land of the Boii) became etched in history. http://www.frommers.com/destinations/prague/0063020044.html

This City Entire Site Guidebooks Deals M. Boards Destinations Europe Czech Republic Prague ... In Depth History Prague Overview Health and Safety Planning a Trip ... Expanded Index Deals From Our Sponsor From $327 per person! Book Your European Rail Passes with RailEurope ... More Community Message Boards Photo Gallery Related Links Hanging Out in Prague History In the 20th Century The Velvet Revolution A Celtic tribe, the Boii, first settled 300 years before Christ in the land around the Vltava River, which forms the heart of the present-day Czech territory. The Latin term Bohemia (Land of the Boii) became etched in history. The Marcomanni, a Germanic tribe, banished the Boii around 100 B.C., only to be chucked out by the Huns by A.D. 450. The Huns, in turn, were expelled by a Turkic tribe, the Avars, about a century later. Near the turn of the 6th century, Slavs crossed the Carpathian Mountains into Europe, and the westernmost of the Slavic tribes tried to set up a kingdom in Bohemia. The farming Slavs often fell prey to the nomadic Avars, but in 624 a Franconian merchant named Samo united the Slavs and began expelling the Avars from central Europe. Moravian Empire In 863, the Greek brothers Cyril and Methodius arrived in Moravia to preach the Eastern Christian rite to a people who didn't understand them. They created a new language mixing Slavic with a separate script, which came to be known as Cyrillic. When Methodius died in 885, the Moravian rulers reestablished the Latin liturgy, though followers of Cyril and Methodius continued to preach their faith in missions to the east. Ultimately the Slavonic rite took hold in Kiev and Russia, where the Cyrillic alphabet is still used, while western Slavs kept the Latin script and followed Rome.

93. IPS-L Programs - Czech Republic 2. The czech Society The course helps link your experience of living and serving in the czech republic with formal learning about czech history and the http://www.ipsl.org/programs/czechrepublic.html

IPS-L Programs Master's Degree Czech Republic Ecuador - Galapagos Ecuador - Galapagos Ecuador - Guayaquil Ecuador - Quito ... Programs > Czech Republic Site Map Program Design Academic Study Service ... Application Deadline The Czech Republic offers a fascinating social and cultural setting for service-learning because the nation is in an important period of transition from Soviet Communism to independence and privatization of many political, social, educational and cultural institutions. You will gain insight into the complexities of the Czech Republic by directly encountering the problems, challenges and attempted solutions brought about by these changes. Prague The program is located in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic and one of Europe's most beautiful cities. Located in the heart of Europe on the Vltava River, it has been a center of trade, political life, culture, religion, and learning for over a thousand years. In the medieval and Renaissance periods it played a major role as the central city in historic Bohemia and as the capital for a time of the Holy Roman Empire. The famous reformer, Jan Hus, was rector of Charles University, which hosts the program. In the 20th century, Prague was a focus of resistance to Soviet domination of Central Europe. Today, it is a lively cultural center with dozens of daily concerts (at low or no cost), excellent museums and historic sites including the Prague castle, opera, theater, bookstores and bustling cafes and restaurants. Prague is a living museum of European architecture, including Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque, and Art Nouveau.

94. About Czech Rep. Original information about czech republic. Prepared especially for this server! From our recent history year 1968 in Prague (pictures) Now it s already more http://www.utia.cas.cz/CZrep/czechia.html

Original information about Czech Republic. Prepared especially for this server! From our recent history - year 1968 in Prague (pictures) Now it's already more than 20 years back in the history, but it has affected our destiny and we still can feel the touch of that past in our contemporary life. Children at school were taught, that it was international brotherly help, not agression. They tried to twist the history in many ways. People were afraid to talk freely... Prague tourist's Guide by PRAGUE INFORMATION CENTER (link). Nowadays hussites as they were seen in Prague. "Medieval ages" in June 1995. Other sources of information about various countries and cities you will find at server. Back to Home Under construction.

95. ISEP Institutions Southeast of Brno is the czech republic s main wineproducing region Divisions Arts (archaeology, archive studies, art history, ethnology, esthetics, film http://www.isep.org/nus/czech/

Back to Search and Directory Home Higher Education. Education in the Czech Republic is compulsory from the age of 6 to 15. Students then continue by completing a 4-year secondary school ( gymnasium ), a 2 to 4-year vocational school, or apprenticeship training. After completing gymnasium or vocational school, students who wish to attend university must pass the maturita (school-leaving) exam. There are two main types of higher education institutions: private and public. Public institutions are financed by the state budget of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. Private foundations can be partially financed by the state. All higher education institutions provide accredited study programs that are assessed by the Accreditation Commission. Entrance requirements for Czech universities are quite strict and very competitive. Applicants must successfully complete discipline-related entrance exams. Bachelor studies ( Bakalar ) usually take three to four years to complete and cover all main disciplines. To finish the academic cycle, students must sit for a final state exam including defense of a Bachelor's thesis. Degrees awarded are either the Bc. (

96. - The Office Of The Czech Republic Government - Official information about government. Including councils, committees and commisions. http://www.vlada.cz/1250/eng/vlada/vlada_clenove.htm

97. ADESSO Czech Republic, Prague Photo gallery and basic travel information. http://www.geocities.com/ahoy51cz/

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98. Czech GenWeb Features surname queries, maps, genealogy resources and helpful links. http://www.rootsweb.com/~czewgw/

Welcome To Czech Republic Genealogy! GenConnect Query Links to States or Provinces of Czechoslovakia Czech Republic General Postings Bohemia General Postings Moravia General Postings Administrative divisions Kraje (Regions) Capital Jihocesky (Southern Bohemia) Ceske Budejovice Jihomoravsky (Southern Moravia) Brno Severocesky (Northern Bohemia) Usti nad Labem Stredocesky (Central Bohemia) Prague Severomoravsky (Northern Moravia) Ostrava Praha (Prague) Prague Vychodocesky (Eastern Bohemia) Hradec Kralove Zapadocesky (Western Bohemia) Plzen News and Announcements: Highlights Include: US GenWeb Emigration Exhibit Library and other Resources Maps Town Locator Courtesy of JewishGen Uses MapQuest to locate towns throughout Europe. MapBlast! Locates town throught the world. MultiMap Map searches from England. Historical Map Room The FEEFHS Map Room. Internet Researchers and other Resources Hello! The World GenWeb Project was established in 1996 after the successful launching of the U. S. GenWeb Project . The World GenWeb Project has many volunteers all over the world. Regional coordinators work together with individual country coordinators in an effort to provide free access to a variety of genealogical data. Volunteers are needed in all phases of the project, including creating and maintaining home pages, hosting mailing lists, organizing files submitted by volunteers, and transcribing public records for inclusion in the archives. Archives Check the listings and postings prior to May, 1998.

99. Accommodation - Alia Hostel Prague Private or shared rooms close to the city's historical centre. Free guarded parking and safes as well as kitchen facilities. Discounts available for groups. Contains an area map, pages are in English and German. http://www.aliahostel.cz

100. O'Nions, 'Bonafide Or Bogus? : Roma Asylum Seekers From The Czech Republic', [19 By Helen O'Nions, 1999. http://webjcli.ncl.ac.uk/1999/issue3/onions3.html

Bonafide or Bogus? : Roma Asylum Seekers from the Czech Republic Helen O'Nions LL.M Lecturer in Law: University of North London H.Onions@unl.ac.uk First Published in Web Journal of Current Legal Issues in association with Blackstone Press Ltd. Summary This article critically evaluates UK asylum policy focusing on the treatment of Roma asylum seekers from the Czech Republic. On arrival in the UK, the Roma were quickly labelled as 'bogus' 'economic migrants''. As an associate member of the European Union, it was not conceivable that any minority in the Czech Republic could be experiencing a well-founded fear of persecution. This paper seeks to question these assumptions. There is much evidence to demonstrate that the Roma are discriminated against throughout Czech society. Racist attacks are common. International criticism has particularly centred on the Czech Citizenship Law of 1993 which removed the citizenship rights of several thousand Roma. The EU has been monitoring the integration process with respect to the Roma and their most recent report recognises that the situation has not improved. Given that the evidence shows that many Czech Roma are experiencing violence and discrimination, their treatment on arrival in the UK is cause for great concern. Many applicants were detained; those that did not apply for asylum immediately on arrival were refused income support; and visa requirements were introduced to dissuade future applicants. The Geneva Convention, which requires each case to be considered on its merits, appears to have been routinely disregarded in the judgement of asylum claims. Furthermore, it is argued that the spirit of the Convention is seriously undermined by European developments to synchronise the asylum process.

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