Czech Republic

The currency is the Czech koruna (which notionally consists of 100 heleru).

Koruna (= Czech Crown or koruna česká) - symbol "Kč" or "CZK".

It has coins of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 CZK - Czechs nowadays has no heleru - and banknotes/bills of 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000, 2000, 5000 CZK.

Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic. The Czech Republic has its own currency which is the Czech Koruna. So the euro is not the official currency, though some businesses in Prague might accept it, because they would have many tourists and customers from countries that do use it.

The Capital Nicosia, Larnaca where the international airpot of Cyprus is, Pafos, Limassol, Keryneia and Famagusta but the two last cities are under Turkish occupation

The important industries to the Czech Republic is steel, plastic, machinery, and iron.

In 1918, after the end of WW1 and collapse of Austria-Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Republic formed Czechoslovakia.

Changing the structure of the government

The answer you are looking for is Dublin, but there is some important things to note. Czechoslovakia no longer exists. When it did exist, Prague was its capital, as Dublin is Ireland's capital. What was Czechoslovakia is now two separate countries. They are the Czech Republic, whose capital is Prague and Slovakia, whose capital is Bratislava. So it is more correct to say that Prague is to the Czech Republic as Dublin is to Ireland.

No. The Czech Republic has a well educated workforce and is technologically well developed. It has not yet reached its full potential, however.

The Czech Republic Czech: Česká republika, short form Česko is a landlocked country in Central Europe. The country is bordered by Poland to the northeast, Slovakia to the east, Austria to the south, and Germany to the west and northwest.

Prague was Czechoslovakia's capital from 1918 until the country split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia in January 1, 1993. It remained the capital of the Czech Republic, while Bratislava became the capital of Slovakia.

Czechoslovakian reformers adopted shock therapy, an abrupt economic reform toward free-market economics, lowering trade barriers, removing price controls, and ending subsidies to state-owned businesses, but also increasing inflation and unemployment in the process. This sudden shift caused a dispute between the country's two parts, eventually separating them, despite President Václav Havel's urge for unity.

* Poland was occupied by Germany and the Soviet Union from 1938 until near the end of World War II (January, 1945). Kosice, a city in eastern Czechoslovakia, became a temporary residence for the Czechoslovak Government, and later also for the President of Czechoslovakia, until the liberation of Prague in May 1945.

exactly 8 hours 42 minutes 11 seconds and 39 milliseconds on Jetstar.

exactly 8 hours 23 minutes 15 seconds and 52 milliseconds on Webjet.

exactly 9 hours 54 minutes 39 seconds and 22 milliseconds on Quantas.

You should thank me very much because I went on each plane from Heath row to Prague and timed it just for this question. Although my times are very accurate they may vary on different rides. The quickest ride are normally in the early morning. I would not suggest Quantas because they have very uncomfortable seating. My suggestion would be taking a private jet their because you get great service and it's your own. Of coarse if you can't afford your own private jet then go Jetstar. Even though it's not the quickest way their seats are comfortable and they give you good service. The pilots name is Jeffrey Thomas and he is a real flirt. He is 25 and very handsome.

Germany, Austria, Poland and Slovakia share a border with the Czech Republic.
It's Germany in the north west, Poland in the north east, Slovakia in the south east and finally Austria in the south west.

It was part of Czechoslovakia. Czechoslovakia splits up into two separate states: the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic on January 1st 1993.

Russia took over it after WW2 and made it a Communist satellite country to have as a buffer between the "western" enemies.

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Historical names of Czech Republic:

Samo Empire - 7th century

Great Moravia - up to 907

Duchy of Czech - up to 1198

Czech Kingdom or Kingdom of Bohemia (1198-1526) sovereign medieval state.

Czech Kingdom (part of Austria Hungary) 1526-1918

Czechoslovak republic 1918-1993 (various names and various regimes-CSR, CSSR, CSFR).

1939-1935 (Protectorate of Bohmen und Mahren, CSR occupied by Germany)

Czech Republic is parliamentary republic. The Parliament has two chambers upper (Senate) and lower (house of representatives). Both senators and representatives are elected. Senators are elected for 6 years and representatives for 4 years. There are multiple political parties in both chambers of the parliament. Government is formed by prime minister which is named by the president after elections to house of representatives. Usually there are more parties represented in the government, because in order to be legitimate the government has pass vote and get at least 50% of all votes (at least 101). The president is elected directly, for 5 years, has limited powers and is seen as representative figure. The main power is in hands of the prime minister.

Light Light hair, and light skin. I am a huge majority Czech, and my dad is just about 100% of it. Whenever he explains them, they have light eyes, light skin, and light hair. All light colors. Supposidly most are kept to themselves, and are heritary brought up very cold and quiet.

I've noticed that they have big foreheads

My grandmother is full Czech and she had very dark hair (now grey), very blue eyes, and pale skin. she isn't very tall either. about 5'3" id guess.

The capital is Prague or as they say Praha

Návrh is a Czech equivalent of the title to the movie 'The Proposal'.

Legión de ángeles is a Spanish equivalent to the title of the movie 'Legion'. The feminine noun 'legión' means 'legion'. The preposition 'de' means 'of'. The masculine noun 'ángeles' means 'angels'. All together, they're pronounced 'leh-KHYOHN deh AHN-kheh-lehs'.

Germany to the northwest, Austria southwest, Slovakia south east, Poland northeast (roughly)

On the rare occasion you might spot a bear or mountain lion

Mountain lions are strictly American animals..Deer, wild goats, rabbits are common there, as are ferrets, otters.

==Area:== total: 78,866 sq km land: 77,276 sq km water: 1,590 sq km

People communicate mostly by social networks like Facebook, Nasza-klasa and communicators such as Gadu-Gadu, Skype, MSN, yahoo and ICQ.

Slovakia borders Poland, Ukraine, Hungary and Czech Republic.

1st in 1918 (The old Czechoslovakia rep.), than in 1945 (Communists), than in 1989 (Czechoslovakia) and finally in 1993 (Czech Rep.)