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Pittsburgh Convention

Czech history
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  • Saints Cyril and Methodius
    Czechoslovak history
    / Struggle for independence

    …administrative language, was issued at Pittsburgh, Pa., on May 31, 1918.

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    …administrative language, was issued at Pittsburgh, Pa., on May 31, 1918.

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  • Tomáš Masaryk
    Tomáš Masaryk
    / Fight for Czech and Slovak independence

    Masaryk also concluded the so-called Pittsburgh Convention with the Slovak associations in the United States, which promised the Slovaks a large measure of home rule; the interpretation of this declaration led to controversies between the Slovak opposition and the Czechoslovak government during the life of the first Czech republic.

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    Masaryk also concluded the so-called Pittsburgh Convention with the Slovak associations in the United States, which promised the Slovaks a large measure of home rule; the interpretation of this declaration led to controversies between the Slovak opposition and the Czechoslovak government during the life of the first Czech republic.

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