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Jihlava - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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HC Dukla Jihlava - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
HC Dukla Jihlava , founded in 1956, is an ice hockey team in the Czech Republic. It won the Czechoslovak Extraliga title 12 times: six consecutive championships beginning in 1967, then in 1974, four ...
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Kamenná (Jihlava District) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Kamenná () is a village in the Jihlava District, Vysočina Region of the Czech Republic. About 171 people live there and it has 6,33 km². Kamenná was first documented in 1308.
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Complete, objective information on Jihlava travel, including photos and reviews. Add your own wiki-style contributions. ... Located halfway between Prague and Brno Jihlava (pop 55000) is one of the nicest historic towns of the Czech Republic. Founded in the 13-th century by Wenceslas I, the town boomed as a result of the...
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TV reports from Jihlava 2009 - 1.11 ... Jingle of Jihlava IDFF 2009 ... The Jihlava festival is annually accompanied by the biggest section for film industry in Eastern Europe: The Institute of Documentary Film organizes the East European Forum, the meeting of East European documentarists with producers from big...
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The thirteenth year of the Jihlava International Documentary Film Festival is over, awards presented. The course of the whole festival including the industry section is captured in six press releases in six language versions.
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Map of Czech republic with marked position of Jihlava city (Highlands region, approximately in a half of imaginary connecting line between Prague and Brno) Official website of Tourist information centre of Jihlava...
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Fuzzy photos of Jihlava, etc. ... Here are some touristy photos of Jihlava, in the Czech Republic, that I took in August 1998. ... Jihlava (Iglau in German) is just off the autoroute from Prague to Brno. It's near Telc, and worth a detour. The town originally became prosperous from silverworking, and had a large Jewish...
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The king’s privileges warranted the prosperity to the town and Jihlava soon become one of the most powerful towns in the kingdom. It had been protected only by bulky fortification; the town square had been flanked by stones houses with arcades.
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Rebuilt after several fires, Jihlava acquired a Renaissance look and its architecture was enriched by the so-called "Jihlava covered yard". Also the "upper halls" and the "lower halls" of the courtyards are historical jewels worthy to behold.
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