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NATIONAL MINORITIES IN CZECH REPUBLIC

NATIONAL MINORITIES IN CZECH REPUBLIC. LIST OF NATIONAL MINORITIES. Ukrainians 53 000 Poles 40 000 Vietnamese 19 000 Russians 18 000 Germans 18 000 Hungarians 9 000 Romany 5 000 Mongols 4 000 Americans 1 500. UKRAINIANS.

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NATIONAL MINORITIES IN CZECH REPUBLIC

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  1. NATIONAL MINORITIESINCZECH REPUBLIC

  2. LIST OF NATIONAL MINORITIES • Ukrainians 53 000 • Poles 40 000 • Vietnamese 19 000 • Russians 18 000 • Germans 18 000 • Hungarians 9 000 • Romany 5 000 • Mongols 4 000 • Americans 1 500

  3. UKRAINIANS • They represent the largest minority in the Czech Republic • This minority is very long-established. • Their activities are centralized in organizationslike Ukrainian initiative, Association of Ukrainian women, Association of Ukrainians and Friends of Ukraine

  4. POLES • Their activities are centralized in asociations. • Theypublish many magazineslikeGłosludu, Zwrot, KurierPraski. • They also develop culture activities like puppet theathre. • Majority ofPoleslives in Polishborder area.

  5. VIETNAMESE • They representthird largest minority in theCzech Republic. • Their emphasis on respect for traditionsand hospitality is very typical. • Their best-known associations are Czech-Vietnamese Society and Hanoi Club.

  6. RUSSIANS • They live mainly in large cities like Prague or Carlsbad. • Most of them are believers; namely Orthodox christians. • Their social and community life is very noticable. • They are represented in many organizations like Russian tradition or Russian community.

  7. GERMANS • They try to keep their national heritage by teaching German language, singing in Choirs and traditional dancing. • They publish many books in German Language and magazines like Landes Zeitung, Prager Volkszeitung.

  8. ROMANY • They inhabit northern Moravia, northern Bohemia and large cities. • Their culture life is admirable; they are very talented musicians and dancers. • Sportis important for them as well; they have here about 10 football clubs. • They have their own political party named Roma Civic Initiative.

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