What language is spoken in the Czech Republic?

Czech: The standard language based on Zhongjie dialect is also the official language.

The population of Czech is nearly 65,438+065,438+00000, belonging to the southern branch of West Slavic. Slavic, Latin or German were widely used in the early Czech Republic, and real Czech documents began to appear in the second half of the13rd century. There were two literary and artistic booms in the Czech Republic in the 20th century. The first prosperity was after the founding of Czechoslovakia in the early 20th century, and many literary masters appeared in the Czech Republic.

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1948 On May 9th, Czechoslovakia People's Democratic Republic was founded and Gotval was elected President. 1960 July 1 1 changed its name to Czechoslovakia Socialist Republic, and dubcek became the first secretary of the Czech Republic and began a series of reforms.

1968, dubcek, the first secretary of the Czech Central Committee, initiated the "Prague Spring" reform, tending to break away from Soviet control. The Soviets decided to intervene by force. In late June, Kazuki Watanabe musician held a military exercise in the Czech Republic, but it was postponed after the exercise. After July, the situation eased. On the evening of August 3, the Warsaw Pact signed a joint statement in the Czech Republic, and the crisis seemed to have passed.

10, the Czech political situation changed dramatically. On February 29th, 65438+, the Citizens' Forum came to power, and Javier Weil, the leader and writer of Velvet Revolution, was elected as interim president, thus losing his position as the ruling party. 1990 was renamed Czechoslovakia federal Republic in March and Czechoslovakia federal Republic in April.

The first free election was held in June 1992, and the Czech Republic and Slovakia were in power respectively by the Citizens Democratic Party and the Movement for Democracy and Slovakia. 165438+ 10 In October, the leaders of the two republics agreed through negotiations that the Czech Republic would secede from Slovakia, and the federal parliament passed the federal dissolution law. In the same year, the Federation disintegrated.

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Czech-Baidu Encyclopedia