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Czechs

Tschechen {pl}

Czechs [female]

Tschechinnen {pl}

• Fierlinger, together with several other Czechs living in Rostov-on-Don, organised themselves into the "Česká družina" ("Czech Companions"), which joined the Imperial Russian Army to fight in Galicia against Austria.
• Having cultural ties with the Czechs, Slovaks were divided between associating with the Czechs or seeking for a separate existence.
• Čulík is Senior Lecturer in Czech Studies at the University of Glasgow, Scotland, and a series of collections of articles from "Britské Listy": "Jak Češi Myslí" (How Czechs Think), "Jak Češi Jednají" (How Czechs Act), "Jak Češi Bojují" (How Czechs Fight) and "V Hlavních zprávách: Televize" (On the Main News: Television).
• The Czechs received government funding before a game was played there, and in their first game on August 5, 2006 in Prague, the Czechs went down 34-28 to the Netherlands.
• The Young Czechs differed mostly from the Old Czechs in their active politics policies as opposed to the latter's passive resistance policies.

• When a Czech-American criminal organization bids against Tony for a waste management contract, Christopher acts on his own initiative and kills one of the Czechs, Emil Kolar.
• The government was planning to evacuate Czechs from Australia and New Zealand by the end of the week. Hundreds of Czechs still remained abroad, mainly in Oceania and Southeast Asia.
• Czechs in Ukraine, often known as Volhynian Czechs (Czech: "Volyňští Češi"), are ethnic Czechs or their descendants settled mostly in the Volhynia region of Ukraine, in the second half of the 19th century.
• Since the Slovaks are officially recognised as an ethnic minority in Romania, they share together with Czechs a common representative Adrian Merka since 2008 for Democratic Union of Czechs and Slovaks in Romania.
• Four years later, Lang once again suited up for the Czechs in the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.