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Vltava River
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| České Budějovice (city of southwest Czech Republic) |
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Mentioned in
- Moldau
- České Budějovice (city of southwest Czech Republic)
- Prague (Geography)
- Má Vlast
- Český Krumlov
- A Musical Journey: Czech Republic - A Musical Tour of the Country's Past and Present (1990 Music Film)
- Elbe (river, Europe/Czech Republic/Germany)
- Piano Sonata ("Zulice, 1.X.05," "From the Street, 1 October, 1905"), JW 8/19 (final movement lost) (Classical Work)
- Má Vlast (My Fatherland), symphonic poems (6), JB 1:112 (Classical Work)
- Janez Subic (art)
- Vltava (The Moldau), symphonic poem (Má Vlast No. 2), JB 1:112/2 (Classical Work)
- Otakar Novotny (art)
- V?clav Prachner (art)
- Franz Xaver Brixi (Classical Musician)
