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Перевод: Bohemia

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Тезаурус:

1. In pensive mood, I explored the Liffeyside Bohemia, stepping carefully around puddles and over cobbles, past closed bookshops and open recording studios.
2. With the Turks at the gates of Vienna as late as the seventeenth century, it is not surprising that Bohemia came to be half-forgotten by Western Europe.
3. Most of the building of the cathedral took place during two periods of intense patriotism in Bohemia.
4. The present interior dates from 1852 when it was used by Emperor Ferdinand the Gracious, the last king of Bohemia who abdicated in 1848 in favour of his nephew but who lived on in the castle until his death, in 1875.
5. The scenes in Bohemia have an infectious, anarchic energy, with a vintage comic performance from Marcello Magni as that normally tedious rogue Autolycus.
6. The leader of the national movement in Bohemia and Moravia was T. G. Masaryk.
7. In 805-;6 Charles sent his eldest son against the Czechs of Bohemia.
8. But these rooms were much altered between 1865 and 1868 in a neo-Rococo style that was intended to blend with the 18C Rococo designs of Pacassi for the proposed coronation of Emperor Franz Josef I. In the end the emperor refused the crown of Bohemia deeming it too dangerous to accept it and upset the Hungarians.
9. As Holy Roman Emperor, Rudolf II was the most important crowned head in Europe; as king of Bohemia he made his capital, Prague, a Mecca for the cream of northern artists, scholars, and philosophers.
10. His much loved wife, Anne of Bohemia, died in 1394, and this affected him so much that he felt everyone and everything was against him.
11. After the vote, which had been taken in the Vladislav Chamber, where the Kings of Bohemia were once crowned, Mr Havel was sworn in.
12. International: Camra fights to avert a scandal in Bohemia
13. When Ferdinand II attempted to impose Catholicism on largely Protestant Bohemia, the citizens of Prague rebelled, thereby opening the struggles of the Thirty Years War.