Former Czechoslovakia
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Czechoslovakia — Československo, Česko‑Slovensko ← … Wikipedia
Czechoslovakia women's national handball team — The Czechoslovakia women s national handball team was the national handball team of former Czechoslovakia. The team won the World Women s Handball Championship in 1957.[1] References ^ Women s World Championships . International Handball… … Wikipedia
Czechoslovakia — The republic of Czechoslovakia was established on 28 October 1918. The territory of the new republic consisted of Bohemia and Moravia, parts of Silesia, Slovakia, Ruthenia, and the Sudetenland. The state included many ethnic groups, including… … Historical dictionary of the Holocaust
CZECHOSLOVAKIA — CZECHOSLOVAKIA, republic in Central Europe. Founded in 1918, it united within its political framework the Jewries of the historic countries (bohemia , moravia , and part of silesia ), connected with the hapsburg Empire from 1526 and under its… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Czechoslovakia women's national ice hockey team — Czechoslovakia IIHF code TCH Team colours First international … Wikipedia
Czechoslovakia national football team — Czechoslovakia Association Československý fotbalový svaz/Československý futbalový zväz Confederation U … Wikipedia
Czechoslovakia–Soviet Union relations — Soviet Union … Wikipedia
Czechoslovakia national under-21 football team — Czechoslovakia U 21 Nickname(s) Association Československý fotbalový svaz Head coach Captain Most caps … Wikipedia
Czechoslovakia national rugby union team — Czechoslovakia Union Czechoslovak Rugby Union First international Czechoslovakia 6 – 23 Romania … Wikipedia
Czechoslovakia national under-23 football team — may refer to: Czechoslovakia national under 21 football team, which replaced the U 23 team in 1978 Czechoslovakia Olympic football team, which competes in the Olympic football tournament, an under 23 competition This disambiguation page lists… … Wikipedia
Czechoslovakia — [chek΄ə slō vä′kē ə] former country in central Europe, south of Poland and east of Germany: formed (1918) by the merger of Bohemia, Moravia, and parts of Silesia and Slovakia, in 1993 it was divided into Czech Republic and Slovakia: Czech name… … English World dictionary
