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This document provides an overview of the Czech Republic, including its government structure, population, geography, religions, cuisine, popular sports, and notable athletes. Some key details: - The Czech Republic is a democratic parliamentary republic located in Central Europe, with a population of over 10 million across an area of around 78,867 square kilometers. - Major sports include ice hockey, football, handball, volleyball, and winter sports. Ice hockey is the most popular spectator sport. - Notable Czech athletes include Emil Z叩topek, a five-time Olympic gold medalist in track and field, and javelin thrower Jan 貼elezn箪, who holds the world record.

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Czech Republic esk叩 republika
Democratic Parliamentary Republic President of the Republic- V叩clav Klaus Legislative- Parliament Executive- Government Judicial- Ordinary & Constitutional Local Government Koruna (eu2009.cz)
Deputy Minister Jan Kocourek. Responsible for: Representation of Czech Republic in Sports Centers for youths to play sports in classes, maintenance, help for those with disabilities.
10,381,130 people 78,867 km2 or 30,450 mi2 (eu2009.cz)
59%-Unaffiliated 26.8%-Roman Catholic Many of the Catholic Holidays are widely celebrated (cia.gov) (eu2009.cz)
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Roasted Duck Sv鱈kov叩 (http://www.restaurant- guide.cz/en/czech-cuisine.html) Dumplings
-Ice Hockey -Football -Handball -Volleyball -Decathlon -Water Slalom -Shooting -Skiing -Tennis
Czech Ice Hockey Association -Czech Extraliga- started in 1993-94 - O2Extraliga -1st League -2nd League International Competition -Olympics: Gold in 1998 -IIHF World Championship: Most recently in 2005 (hokej.cz) (nationalteamsoficehockey.com)
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The Football Association of the Czech Republic -Gambrinus Liga -2nd Liga -Bohemian Football League (CFL)/Moravian-Silesian Football League (MSFL) -Czech Republic Fourth Division (A through E) -Regional Divisions International Competition -FIFA: Ranked 18th internationally, runners up in 1934 & 1962 -UEFA: Won title in 1976 -Olympics: Won gold in 1980
Contest Name Competition Number of teams J1a I. Women's League (L貼) 8 J2A II. Czech Women's Football League (貼FL) 10 J3A III. Czech Women's - B (III.L貼-B) 10 J3C III. Czech Women's League - C (III.L貼-C) 10 J3D III. Czech women's league - D (III.L貼-D) 10 L1a I. dorostenek League (LD) 8 N1A I. Czech League Wed 転叩ky (CLST貼) 6 N1B Czech league I. ml. 転叩ky (CLML貼) 6 N2A I. Moravian League Wed 転叩ky (MLST貼) 3 N2B I. Moravian league ml. 転叩ky (MLML貼) 3 P1V Preparations - East (PV) 3 1Z Preparations - West (CA) 3 (http://nv.fotbal.cz/zensky- fotbal/souteze/index.php)
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Czech Handball Federation Men Women -ZUBR Extraliga -Womens League 1 -League 1 Men -Women 2.liga -2 Men JZ -Womens M division 2 -Division 2 Men SV -Various Jr. Leagues -Men 2.liga JM/SM -Various Jr. Leagues (http://www.muzi.chf.cz/index.aspx)
-Emil Z叩topek: won 5 Gold Medals between the 1948 & 1952 Olympics . -Jan 貼elezn箪: won 3 Gold Medals. Set a record of 98.48m in 1996 that still stands. -Beijing 2008: Gold in javelin and shooting, Silver in slalom. (eu2009.cz)
-Prim叩torky Regatta -Czech Open Floorball Tournament
Ice Hockey (23 %) Football (18 %) Men (72 %) Athletics (8 %) Women (28 %) Motorsports (8 %) Basketball (6 %) Volleyball (5 %) Handball (3 %) Cycling (3 %) Gymnastics (3 %) Tennis (2 %) Other Sports - 40 (21 %) (http://www.agrs.cz/eng/slu zby/hokej.html)
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  • 1. Czech Republic esk叩 republika
  • 2. Democratic Parliamentary Republic President of the Republic- V叩clav Klaus Legislative- Parliament Executive- Government Judicial- Ordinary & Constitutional Local Government Koruna (eu2009.cz)
  • 3. Deputy Minister Jan Kocourek. Responsible for: Representation of Czech Republic in Sports Centers for youths to play sports in classes, maintenance, help for those with disabilities.
  • 5. 59%-Unaffiliated 26.8%-Roman Catholic Many of the Catholic Holidays are widely celebrated (cia.gov) (eu2009.cz)
  • 7. Roasted Duck Sv鱈kov叩 (http://www.restaurant- guide.cz/en/czech-cuisine.html) Dumplings
  • 9. Czech Ice Hockey Association -Czech Extraliga- started in 1993-94 - O2Extraliga -1st League -2nd League International Competition -Olympics: Gold in 1998 -IIHF World Championship: Most recently in 2005 (hokej.cz) (nationalteamsoficehockey.com)
  • 11. The Football Association of the Czech Republic -Gambrinus Liga -2nd Liga -Bohemian Football League (CFL)/Moravian-Silesian Football League (MSFL) -Czech Republic Fourth Division (A through E) -Regional Divisions International Competition -FIFA: Ranked 18th internationally, runners up in 1934 & 1962 -UEFA: Won title in 1976 -Olympics: Won gold in 1980
  • 12. Contest Name Competition Number of teams J1a I. Women's League (L貼) 8 J2A II. Czech Women's Football League (貼FL) 10 J3A III. Czech Women's - B (III.L貼-B) 10 J3C III. Czech Women's League - C (III.L貼-C) 10 J3D III. Czech women's league - D (III.L貼-D) 10 L1a I. dorostenek League (LD) 8 N1A I. Czech League Wed 転叩ky (CLST貼) 6 N1B Czech league I. ml. 転叩ky (CLML貼) 6 N2A I. Moravian League Wed 転叩ky (MLST貼) 3 N2B I. Moravian league ml. 転叩ky (MLML貼) 3 P1V Preparations - East (PV) 3 1Z Preparations - West (CA) 3 (http://nv.fotbal.cz/zensky- fotbal/souteze/index.php)
  • 14. Czech Handball Federation Men Women -ZUBR Extraliga -Womens League 1 -League 1 Men -Women 2.liga -2 Men JZ -Womens M division 2 -Division 2 Men SV -Various Jr. Leagues -Men 2.liga JM/SM -Various Jr. Leagues (http://www.muzi.chf.cz/index.aspx)
  • 15. -Emil Z叩topek: won 5 Gold Medals between the 1948 & 1952 Olympics . -Jan 貼elezn箪: won 3 Gold Medals. Set a record of 98.48m in 1996 that still stands. -Beijing 2008: Gold in javelin and shooting, Silver in slalom. (eu2009.cz)
  • 16. -Prim叩torky Regatta -Czech Open Floorball Tournament
  • 17. Ice Hockey (23 %) Football (18 %) Men (72 %) Athletics (8 %) Women (28 %) Motorsports (8 %) Basketball (6 %) Volleyball (5 %) Handball (3 %) Cycling (3 %) Gymnastics (3 %) Tennis (2 %) Other Sports - 40 (21 %) (http://www.agrs.cz/eng/slu zby/hokej.html)