Slovak and Czech lands unite to form Czechoslovakia, which emerges as the most democratic and prosperous of the Habsburg successor states. 1939 - Independent Slovak Republic formed after Nazi
Well, I'm not a pro, but i usually navigate based on languages (I'm from Czechia so its easy to tell these languages apart for me), for example: Czech has ř, which is unique for this language, and also uses characters like á, é, í, ú, ů, š, č etc. Slovak is similar, but has ô and ä i think Slovenia and Croatia are really similar, so i usually look for signs or internet addresses
The official name of the country between 1918 and 1938 was “Czechoslovak Republic”, comprising the former Austrian territories of Bohemia, Moravia, and Czech Silesia, as well as the former Hungarian territories of Slovakia and Carpathian Ruthenia -both without any historical-constitutional connection to the Czech territories.
Historically, the region of the Czech Republic has been well known for its high-quality glass craftsmanship and substantial Czech crystal deposits. Before Czechoslovakia became a country in 1918, the region was previously known as Bohemia. Factories produced and exported glassware, glass stones, crystal, and beads. During the Victorian Era, Bohemian garnet was a popular costume jewelry choice
There are three major groups of Moravian dialects: Eastern Moravian (Moravian-Slovak), Central Moravian (Hanakian) and Silesian (Lach). Phonological differences between Moravian dialects are shown on the sentence “Put the flour from the mill in the cart.”. – Standard Czech: Dej mouku ze mlyna na vozík.
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