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Royal Bohemia Society of Sciences

Bohemian science organization
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  • Saints Cyril and Methodius
    Czechoslovak history
    / Re-Catholicization and absolutist rule

    …national renascence, such as the Royal Bohemian Society of Sciences and the National Museum (1818)—which used the German language at first but later admitted Czech to foster Bohemian patriotism—drew support both from the propertied German population and from those Czechs who became more conscious of their origins and of their…

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    …national renascence, such as the Royal Bohemian Society of Sciences and the National Museum (1818)—which used the German language at first but later admitted Czech to foster Bohemian patriotism—drew support both from the propertied German population and from those Czechs who became more conscious of their origins and of their…

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