Citations:Czechia

English citations of Czechia

• 1849, Morning Post, December 17, 1849, London, England, page 6:

  For the fame — the people gather'd there Doth “Long live Czechia!” cry.

• 1866, The Mercury, July 21, 1866, Hobart Tas., page 4:

  It is said the Emperor will not believe that any serious danger can possibly menace him from Prussia and Italy setting Hungary, Croatia, and Czechia on fire.

• 1892, St. Paul daily globe, March 28, 1892, page 2:

  Czechia, my dear fatherland!

• 1894, Oxford eagle., July 05, 1894, page 1:

  A TRIAL at Prague. Bohemia, on the 27th. disclosed the fact that three members of a secret society, known as the Avengers of Czechia, were arrested at Hofburg. Vienna, last March.

• 1919, Daily Telegraph, May 9, 1919, Laucenton Tas., page 5:

  The frontier with Austria is the same as that of August 3, 1914, up to a point where that of the new State of Czechia-Slovakia begins.

• 1939, The Waterbury Democrat., March 15, 1939, page 8:

  Adolf Hitler crossed the frontier into Czechia en route to Prague at about 5 p. m.

• 1951, The Free Thought, January 14, 1951, Sydney NSW, page 3:

  Has not the same thing happened with Poland, Czechia, Serbia, Slovakia, etc.?

• 1970, Ainsztein R., The Russian Road to Berlin, 1944-45, International Affairs:

  As we now know, Hitler expected the Russians to deliver their main blow not in the direction of Berlin, but through Czechia and Hungary.

• 2004, Růžička M., The Pleistocene glaciation of Czechia, Elsevier:

  In contrast to neighbouring Slovakia, Czechia was affected not only by mountain glaciation

• 2016, Czech Republic to be known as ‘Czechia’, BBC:

  The country will retain its full name but Czechia will become the official short geographic name, as "France" is to "The French Republic".

Latin citations of Czechia

• ca 1723, Painting Supreme Court session of 1723:

  Nimirum Libra atque Themis sunt Signa Leoni / Proxima, Sol CAROLUS, Czechia nostra Leo est.