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It is an interesting thing to think about. It appears to me (an outsider) that the Czech identity is very strong. Why is that? Especially in the face of the occ
by talkingtab 3y ago
It is an interesting thing to think about. It appears to me (an outsider) that the Czech identity is very strong. Why is that? Especially in the face of the occupation by the Germans and Russians since what 1938 or something? And the Velvet Revolution seems (again as an outsider) just an amazing thing. What role does having a separate language play? And the multiculturalism. In the US we have such a great homogeneity. If I drive into Rhode Island I don't find another language or another culture. It is not like driving from France into the Nederlands for example.