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Xenophobe's Guide to the Czechs by Petr Berka, Ales Palan, et all 2008-01-01
Flag Wars and Stone Saints: How the Bohemian Lands Became Czech by Nancy M. Wingfield, 2007-10-31
The Foreigner's Guide to Living in Slovakia by Margarete Hurn, 2007-08-01
(Un)realised independence in the CEE region: Insights from interpretive cultural theory [An article from: Critical Perspectives on Accounting] by K. Kosmala, 2007-03-01
European Culture and Heritage a Destination Specialist Course Part 2 (central europe belgium, netherlands, luxenbourg, germany, switzerland, and austria. Eastern Europe- Poland, czech republic, slovakia, and hungary) by the travel institute, 2004
Magic Prague by Angelo Maria Ripellino, 1993-12-10
The Story Of My Life by Frank Vlchek, Winston Chrislock, et all 2005-02-28
Hunger for the Printed Word: Books and Libraries in the Jewish Ghettos in Nazi-Occupied Europe by David Shavit, 1997-01
Pink Tanks and Velvet Hangovers by Douglas Lytle, 1995-03-07
Democratic Consolidation in Eastern Europe by Wendy Hollis, 1999-08-15
The Environmental Crusaders: Confronting Disaster and Mobilizing Community by Penina Migdal Glazer, Myron Glazer, 1998-08-01
Local Democracy and the Processes of Transformation in East-Central Europe (Urban Policy Challenges)
Slovakia 1918-1938 by Professor Owen V. Johnson, 1985-10-15
Language, Values and the Slovak Nation (Cultural Heritage and Contemporary Change Series IV) by Tibor Pichler, 1994-12

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Czech Republic - Vacation Rentals .com
or a cultural/relaxation trip, but in any case, reserve a czech republic The czech republic owes much of its architectural heritage to the many
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Extractions: The Czech Republic owes much of its architectural heritage to the many sacred monuments. The religious nature of the places ranges from Jewish, Orthodox, and Roman Catholic. Various wars and fires through the centuries, and also the Communist rule ravaged many monuments, but much restoration has repaired the damage and decay. Approximately 200 synagogues exist in the Czech Republic, a few of which currently offer services. The architectural styles of the synagogues vary from Gothic to Baroque and more. Make sure to visit many of these places during your stay in the Czech Republic. Karlovy Vary, in the western part of the Czech Republic, is the primary region of mineral spring spas. Historical areas include the chateau of Mostov near Cheb. Find wonderful creations of both pottery and glass, and great winter sports in the mountain area of Krusne hory. Pilsen (or Plzen) offers a great variety in landscapes, and much of the land is agricultural in nature. The tallest spire in the Czech Republic is found at the Church of Bartholomew. The third largest synagogue in Europe also resides in Plzen, home to some entertainment events as well as religious worship. Historical sites fill the region of Usti nad Labem, from a Romanesque rotunda to a monastery in Osek. The region consists of both mountain range areas and flatlands.
Elderhostel : Search Results
We journey through Hungary, the czech republic, and Poland to discover some ofCentral Walking the czech republic A Cultural Journey, program 10546RJ
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Czech Republic - An Executive Summary & Information,cultural,economic,social Inf
articles on European art,sculptures,reliefs,meditation,yoga,sri vidya,spacetravel,alexander the great,family crests,dalai lama.
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Extractions: Home Alexander Order Coats-of-Arms Articles ... Spiritual Corner Keep informed - join our newsletter: PROMETHEUS, Internet Bulletin for Art, Politics and Science. By Consul B. John Zavrel The Czech Republic, consisting of the historical lands of Bohemia and Moravia, is a parliamentary democracy. There are over 10 million inhabitants living in a country which covers some 30,000 sq miles. Its neighbors are Germany, Austria, Poland, and Slovakia. The official language is Czech. The educational and cultural level of the population compares favorably with the United States; German and English are spoken widely. There is an English language weekly newspaper The Prague Post, which serves the needs of English speaking community of Prague some 40,000 people. The official currency is the Czech crown. Exchange rate fluctuates around 34 crowns for 1 US $. The average monthly salary is over 11,000 crowns. The country's unemployment has risen to 9 %; inflation in 1999 was only 2 %. The capital is PRAGUE, population 1,200,000. Annually, this ancient capital is the destination of tens of millions of people from all over the world. BRNO, capital of Moravia, is the second largest city.
MOFA: Japan-Czech Republic Relations
Although economic relations between Japan and the czech republic are still at a Cultural exchanges between the two countries, particularly from 1989,
http://www.mofa.go.jp/region/europe/czech/

Extractions: Sitemap Other Languages ... Europe Japan-Czech Republic Relations June 2005 Japan and then-Czechoslovakia established diplomatic relations in 1919, when the latter gained its independence with the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire after World War I. Overcoming a lengthy period of diplomatic relations suspension since 1939, Japan resumed its ties with Czechoslovakia in 1957. When the Czech Republic declared independence in 1993, Japan was among the first countries to welcome the new state by giving it diplomatic recognition. In 1997, both countries celebrated the 40th anniversary of the restoration of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Traditionally Japan and the Czech Republic (including the Czechoslovakia era) had enjoyed good relations with no significant pending issues between them, though the differences in political and economic systems kept their relations to a limited extent until the wave of democratization swept over Central and Eastern Europe in 1989. Recently, relations have become much closer in a variety of fields, including political, economic, and cultural areas. Number of Japanese Nationals residing in Czech: 360 (Dec. 1999)
Study Abroad Czech Republic: Itinerary And Program Fees
Study abroad in the czech republic and earn college credit at Charles University, Despite the ravages of time, its cultural gems remain monumental
http://www.aifsabroad.com/ays/prague/travel.htm

Extractions: Quick Links: AIFS Study Abroad Home Ask Alumni Newsletter Students on Location ... Travel Links STUDY ABROAD IN PRAGUE Program Overview Program Location Academic Program Courses ... Pictures, Videos and More Application Details How to Apply When to Enroll Fees and Deadlines Online Bill Payment Financial Aid Scholarships Academic Credit Airline Tickets and Policies Insurance Student Conduct Financial Policies Refund Policies Admissions Officers AIFS Administration Request a Brochure Study Abroad Scholarships Apply Online Email this page to a friend! ... Academic Year and Semester Study Abroad Cultural Activities and Travel On Charles Bridge AIFS activities, included in the fee, are offered every week and may include walking tours of Prague, trips to the spa town Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad), the UNESCO-protected town of Cesky Krumlov, the Skoda auto works, and an agricultural cooperative. Visits to the opera, theater, concerts and art galleries may also be included. Take a Tour of Prague Discover Prague Trips
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Discover czech republic With Our Escorted Luxury Vacation Packages! www.Maupintour.com Value packages tours from USA to czech republic and Europe
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Feminism In Czech Republic
You can read two essays on feminism in the czech republic Subsequently, thecrisis gave rise to a massive cultural movement which in a few decades
http://www.cddc.vt.edu/feminism/cz.html

Extractions: [This information was contributed by Mirek Vodrazka You can reach the Prague Gender Studies Centre by clicking on this icon: 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 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).
China, Czech Republic Sign Protocol On Cultural Cooperation
China, czech republic Sign Protocol on Cultural Cooperation. China and the czechrepublic Monday singed a protocol of cultural cooperation for 20002002,
http://english.people.com.cn/english/200007/18/eng20000718_45748.html
Ministerstvo Kultury
DOTAZY/ÁDOSTI O INFORMACE MINISTERSTVO KULTURA ORGANIZACE REJSTRÍKY.CESKY ENGLISH MAPA. TISKOVÉ ZPRÁVY. ZOBRAZIT ARCHIV
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Extractions: DOTAZY/ÁDOSTI O INFORMACE MINISTERSTVO KULTURA ORGANIZACE REJSTØÍKY ÈESKY ENGLISH MAPA TISKOVÉ ZPRÁVY ZOBRAZIT ARCHIV AKTUÁLNÍ INFORMACE Z KULTURY ZOBRAZIT INFORMAÈNÍ LINKY Divadla Muzea Památky Kulturní pøehledy ... Ostatní VYHLEDÁVÁNÍ PRÁVNÍ PØEDPISY Právní pøedpisy v gesci Ministerstva kultury Návrhy právních pøedpisù FILM A STÁTNÍ FONDY ÁDOSTI O INFORMACE PODLE ZÁKONA È. 106/1999 SB., O SVOBODNÉM PØÍSTUPU K INFORMACÍM ádosti o informace - ablona Formuláøe Pøíjem ádostí Postup pro podání ádostí ... Zákon è.106/1999 Sb., o svobodném pøístupu k informacím Postupy pøi vyøizování ádostí a jiných doádání veøejnosti (návody øeení ivotních situací ve vztahu k veøejné správì) ZOBRAZIT Zámek Troja

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