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For nearly a century and half, the territory that comprises modern-day Czechoslovakia was an integral part of the Austrian and Austro-Hungarian Empires, and from 1919 to 1944-45, part of the Federal States of Greater Austria and Nazi Austria. Czechoslovakia became one of several successor states following the dissolution of Greater Austria in the aftermath of World War II, and established itself as an independent and democratic state in October 1945, following the Treaty of Florence. Czechoslovakia's proximity to Germany made it an allied satellite state of the German Empire for the first twenty-five years of its' existence, until 1970, when Germany joined the anti-Soviet bloc, and Czechoslovakia subsequently declared its' neutrality in the Cold War. In December of 1977, the government cal

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  • Czechoslovakia (Alternity)
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  • For nearly a century and half, the territory that comprises modern-day Czechoslovakia was an integral part of the Austrian and Austro-Hungarian Empires, and from 1919 to 1944-45, part of the Federal States of Greater Austria and Nazi Austria. Czechoslovakia became one of several successor states following the dissolution of Greater Austria in the aftermath of World War II, and established itself as an independent and democratic state in October 1945, following the Treaty of Florence. Czechoslovakia's proximity to Germany made it an allied satellite state of the German Empire for the first twenty-five years of its' existence, until 1970, when Germany joined the anti-Soviet bloc, and Czechoslovakia subsequently declared its' neutrality in the Cold War. In December of 1977, the government cal
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city largest
  • Prague
city other
  • Ostrava, Bratislava
name short
  • Czechoslovakia
est date
  • 1945-10-28(xsd:date)
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Timeline
  • Alternity
Name en
  • Federal Republic of Czechoslovakia
Name
  • Federální Republika Československa
coa caption
  • Coat of Arms
regime
  • Federal parliamentary republic
Internet TLD
  • .cs
Language
  • Czech, Slovak, English
Currency
  • Czechoslovak koruna
Seal
  • Coat of arms of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic.svg
Population
  • 17670000(xsd:integer)
Flag caption
  • Flag
motto Lang
  • Latin
Demonym
  • Czech, Czechoslovakian
Timezone
  • Central European Time
map width
  • 260(xsd:integer)
otl
seal width
  • 60(xsd:integer)
Capital
Motto
  • Veritas Vincit
Organizations
Flag
  • Flag of Czechoslovakia.svg
motto en
  • Truth Prevails
summer time
  • CEST
abstract
  • For nearly a century and half, the territory that comprises modern-day Czechoslovakia was an integral part of the Austrian and Austro-Hungarian Empires, and from 1919 to 1944-45, part of the Federal States of Greater Austria and Nazi Austria. Czechoslovakia became one of several successor states following the dissolution of Greater Austria in the aftermath of World War II, and established itself as an independent and democratic state in October 1945, following the Treaty of Florence. Czechoslovakia's proximity to Germany made it an allied satellite state of the German Empire for the first twenty-five years of its' existence, until 1970, when Germany joined the anti-Soviet bloc, and Czechoslovakia subsequently declared its' neutrality in the Cold War. In December of 1977, the government called for a constitutional convention, one that would eventually result in the creation of a new Czech-Slovak federation and the establishment of today's federal republic.
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