Czech Republic. A Complete History of the Country

What comes to mind when you think of the Czech Republic? The Gothic spires of Prague and the elegant streets of Prague, the ancient Charles Bridge over the Vltava, hundreds of castles in cozy old towns, and thousands of varieties of delicious beer. However, the Czech Republic is something more. The Czech Republic is an atmosphere of tranquility and silence, the warmth and leisurely pace of the locals, a steady pace of life, beautiful natural landscapes: unhurried rivers, fields, and picturesque forested hills. The country's rich historical past hides many significant, legendary tragic events: the birth of the Moravian Empire, the Hussite religious wars, World War II, the Velvet Revolution, etc. And the country's culture boasts an incredible number of famous people who, at different times and in very different ways, asserted its place in the world: Saint Wenceslas, Jan Hus, Alphonse Mucha, and Franz Kafka. The author of the book Czech Republic. A Complete History of the Country, Karolina Krajno, happily shares stories about her people and events that have taken place throughout the history of this beautiful and amazing country. Book features: • Infographics; • 20 most important events told in detail and engagingly; • 20 outstanding personalities with facts you didn't know. From the book Czech Republic. A Complete History of the Country, you will learn: • How Cyril and Methodius influenced the Czech Republic; • What Charles IV did for the Czech Republic; • Who was most hated in the Czech Republic during World War II. For whom the book is intended: • For those interested in world history; • For those who wish to know the truth.