Czechosłowacja
Also known as Czecho-Slovakia, cs, TCH, Československo, Federation of Czechoslovakia, People's Republic of Czechoslovakia
historyczne państwo w Europie Środkowej
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Czechoslovakia was a Central European country established in 1918 after breaking away from Austria-Hungary, which existed until World War II when it was dissolved between 1939 and 1945 as Slovakia became independent and the Czech lands fell under German control. It matters historically as an important example of the new nation-states created after World War I and as a casualty of Nazi expansion in the lead-up to and during World War II.
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- Country.conventional_long_name
- Czechoslovakia
- Country.native_name
- Československo
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- Flag of the Czech Republic.svg
- Country.common_name
- Czechoslovakia
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- 1918–1939(1939–1945: government-in-exile)1945–1992
- Country.p1
- Austria-Hungary
- Country.s1
- Czech Republic
- Country.s2
- Slovakia
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- Lesser coat of arms of Czechoslovakia.svg
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- Czechoslovakia location map.svg
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- Czechoslovakia during the interwar period and the Cold War
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Czechosłowacja (cz. Československo, słow. Česko-Slovensko lub Československo) – historyczne państwo w Europie Środkowej, istniejące w latach 1918–1938 i 1945–1992. 1 stycznia 1993 w miejscu Czechosłowacji powstały dwa nowe państwa – Czechy i Słowacja. Kraj ten graniczył z Niemcami (w latach 1949–1990 z NRD i RFN), Polską, ZSRR (1945–1991), Ukrainą (od 1991), Rumunią (do 1938), Węgrami i Austrią. Stolicą Czechosłowacji była Praga.
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