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Czech Republic - Patriotic Gymnastic DisplayCzech Republic - An immense patriotic synchronised gymnastic (?) disply by Czech schoolgirls Date: 1938
German University PragueThe entrance doorway to the German University, Prague, Czechoslovakia. Date: 1930s
Bohemian Racial TypesGermanic racial types of Silesia and southern Bohemia taking part in a festival parade. Date: 1930s
Revolution in PragueTroops from the Prague garrison, wearing the national cockade in their caps, parade the national colours to the crowds, enthusiasic about Czechoslovakias independence. Date: 28 October 1918
Czech BridesmaidsThese bridesmaids, at a village near Prague, Czechoslovakia, made a pretty picture, in their traditional handworked costumes. Date: 1930s
Czech Peasant DanceCzechoslovakian peasants dancing in traditional costumes. Date: 1930s
Chodenland WomenWomen of Chodenland, (Bohemia, Czechoslovakia), quietly knitting traditional dark red socks. Date: 1930s
Chodenland SpinnersWomen of Chodenland, (Bohemia, Czechoslovakia), spinning flax at their humming spinning wheels, singing folk songs as they spin in their colourful red dresses. Date: 1930s
Chodenland Girl SpinnerA girl of Chodenland, (Bohemia, Czechoslovakia), spinning flax wrapped around a distaff, which is always tied around a ribbon embroidered with many colours. Date: 1930s
Czech Sokoln Brass BandMen of the Sokoln (Czech) brass band, marching through Prague, Czechoslovakia, for the opening of the Slet. Every year the Sokol band opens a bigger athletics ceremony. Date: 1930s
Magyar EquestrianA Magyar man in traditional costume, on horseback. 700, 000 Magyars came into the union of Slovakia and Bohemia (Czechoslovakia) in 1918. Date: 1930s
Czech Peasant MusicianA Czech peasant plays a large wind instrument in a field at harvest time. Date: 1930s
Prague Fruit SellerA peasant girl selling fruit and vegetables on a stall in Prague, Czechoslovakia. Date: 1930s
Slovak Mother & ChildA young Slovakian mother and child in traditional dress. The Slovaks are a farming people who speak a different language than the Czechs. Date: 1930s
Chodenland CostumesMen and women of Chodenland (Bohemia, Czechoslovakia), with their lovely traditional costumes of floral embroidery against a dark background and typical dark silk head-dresses. Date: 1930s
French poster warning against Communism. They want to destroy the army... remember Budapest, Berlin, Prague, Dantzig... 1940s
Tomas Masaryk, Czech President, arriving in PragueTomas Garrigue Masaryk (1850-1937), Austro-Hungarian and Czechoslovak politician, founder and first President of Czechoslovakia
Tomas Masaryk, Czech President, signing oath of faithTomas Garrigue Masaryk (1850-1937), Austro-Hungarian and Czechoslovak politician, founder and first President of Czechoslovakia
Vaclav Klofac, Czechoslovak politicianVaclav Jaroslav Klofac (1868-1942), Czechoslovak politician, one of the founders of the Czech National Social Party. He was Minister of Defence of Czechoslovakia from 1918-1920. Date: circa 1920s
Tomas Masaryk, Czech PresidentTomas Garrigue Masaryk (1850-1937), Austro-Hungarian and Czechoslovak politician, founder and first President of Czechoslovakia. Date: circa 1918
Czech politicians, Old Town Square, PragueCzech politicians taking the ceremonial oath of the Czechoslovak forces, in Old Town Square, Prague. From left to right they are: Udrzal, Scheiner, Klofac, Habrman. 8 November 1918
Prague - The Church of Our Lady before TynCzech Republic - Prague - The Church of Our Lady before Tyn and the Old Town Square. Date: 1912
Edvard Benes at Topolcianky ChateauEdvard Benes (1884 1948), leader of the Czechoslovak independence movement, Minister of Foreign Affairs and the second President of Czechoslovakia (on right)
Czech Troops - Bastille Day Parade, Paris, FranceParade of the Czechoslovakian flag in the 4th year of the start of the 1st World War on the 14th July Bastille Day Parade - Allied Parade. Date: 1918
The Czech AirforceAn airfield, crammed with the planes of the Czech Airforce. Date: circa 1920s
Olympics / 1920 / FootballFootball match between Belgium and Czechoslovakia: tossing the coin Date: 1920
Recognition of Czechoslovakia 1918A letter from the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Stephen Pichon, to the General Secretary of the Czech National Council, Edouard Benes, recognising Czechoslovakia as an indepenedent state
Masaryk arrives in Prague 1918Thomas Masaryk, the philosopher and politician who did much to persuade the world that Czechoslovakia should gain independence following the end of World War I, arrives in Prague
Czechoslovak legion returns to Prague 1918A Czechoslovak regiment returns from fighting in France at the end of World war I. Volunteer Czechs and Slovaks fought on several fronts during the war
Czechoslovak legions in Prague 1918Czech and Slovak volunteer forces returning from fighting on the western front at the end of World War I. They had formed regiments under the command of the French army
Winter Sports with Thomas Cook & SonCover illustration for Winter Sports in France, Italy, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Norway, Sweden and Canada, under the management of Thomas Cook & Son Ltd
Czech Republic - 7th All Sokol Rally in PragueA rally to promoting public exercise as a way to stimulate national self importance (through organised gymnastic and athletic demonstrations - usually mass-participation)
Skryje - Czechoslovakia
Patriotic postcard - CzechoslovakiaA patriotic postcard from Czechoslovakia, possibly published to mark the end of the First World war and the creation of Czechoslovakia out of the remnants of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
Building project in CzechoslovakiaA housing project in Czechoslovakia - the whole community is seemingly getting involved in the construction project. To the left is a warning sign in Czech and German
Chudoba (Chudobin) - Poland, close to the border with Czechoslovakia
Smichov - Czech Republic. The Ringhoffer factory (visible in the top right-hand corner of this card), founded in 1852 by railway magnate Baron Franz Ringhoffer (1817-1873)
Czech Republic - Promoting Sokol Rally 1920sA rally to promoting public exercise as a way to stimulate national self importance (through organised gymnastic and athletic demonstrations - usually mass-participation)
Vrbno pod Pradedem - Czech RepublicVrbno pod Pradedem (Wurbenthal) is a town in the Moravian-Silesian Region, Czech Republic. It is located on the Opava River
Czech Republic - Sokol Rally in PragueA rally to promoting public exercise as a way to stimulate national self importance (through organised gymnastic and athletic demonstrations - usually mass-participation)
Young woman in stripy dressHead and shoulders photograph of a young woman in a stripy dress or blouse. She is probably from South Moravia (now in Czechoslovakia)
Young man with carA young man poses for his photograph perching on the front of a car. He is probably from Vienna or South Moravia (now in Czechoslovakia)
Mother and two daughters of Kostel (Podivin), MoraviaA mother and her two daughters pose for their photograph. Each girl has a hoop and stick, a popular game at the time. They are from the settlement of Kostel (also known as Podivin) in South Moravia
Mother and two children of Kostel (Podivin), MoraviaA mother and her two children pose for their photograph on a wooden bench. The girl on the left is wearing a sailor dress
Young woman in sailor dressA young woman poses for her photograph in a sailor style dress, sitting on a table. She is probably from South Moravia (now in Czechoslovakia)
Couple posing in Marianske Lazne, CzechoslovakiaA couple pose for their photograph in the spa town of Marianske Lazne, Czechoslovakia. Behind them is the famous colonnade with its corinthian columns
Family group from Kostel (Podivin), MoraviaA family group from the settlement of Kostel (also known as Podivin) in South Moravia, now in Czechoslovakia. The grandfather is on the left wearing a trilby hat
Little girl of Kostel (Podivin), MoraviaA little girl in a garden or back yard with her hoop and stick, a popular game at the time. She is from the settlement of Kostel (also known as Podivin) in South Moravia, now in Czechoslovakia