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well when WW1 was over the European countries were split up. The ottoman Empire(turkey) was kept untouched for a few years after the war but was soon split into new countries. This created new countries. Hope this helps!!
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City name the conference was held in that decided the fate of Czechoslovakia?
Godesberg, Germany
In what year did Italy invade Czechoslovakia?
Italy never invaded Czechoslovakia. Germany, an ally of Italy at the time, invaded Czechoslovakia in 1938.
Who was the leader of Czechoslovakia in 1945?
Edvard Benes was the President of Czechoslovakia in 1945.
Name 6 eastern European countries that used to be communist?
Romania, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, East Germany, Hungary,
What portion of Czechoslovakia was taken by Germany in 1939?
they took all of the Czechoslovakia land
Is Czechoslovakia a noun?
A generally accepted definition is that a noun is the name of a person, place, or thing. Thus, since Czechoslovakia is the name of a place it IS a noun.
What is the origin of the name Pelikan?
Czechoslovakia, near Bratislava
How do you spell chekoslovachia?
The name of this former country is Czechoslovakia.
What was the name when Czech Republic and Slovakia were one?
Czechoslovakia.
What is the name of the Czech Republic when it was part of the Soviet Union?
Czechoslovakia
What is the name of present day Czechoslovakia?
Czechoslovakia is a sovereign state in central Europe.
What other name is St Nnicholas know by in Czechoslovakia?
svatý Mikuláš
Does Czechoslovakia have the longest name?
No longer. It has split into Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
Who was the dramatist who served as the final president of Czechoslovakia?
His name is Vaclav Havel.
What is the name of the largest city in Czechoslovakia?
Czechoslovakia no longer exists. It split into two countries in 1993, when it became the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Its largest city was Prague.
What beer was named for a town in the former Czechoslovakia where it was first brewed?
Pilsner; its name is derived from Plzen, Czechoslovakia, the city were it was first brewed. Pilsener is named after the city of Pilsen.
What do you call people from Czechoslovakia?
In 1993 Czechoslovakia split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia, so the name is purely historical. The words used were: * Czechoslovaks * Czechoslovakians * Czechs (for short)
