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![[Ceska Posta flag]](../images/c/cz-posta.gif)
image by Blas Delgado Ortiz, 2 Jan 2002, after image sent
by István Molnár, 13 Jul 2001
![[Ceská Posta logo]](../images/c/cz)posta.gif)
image sent by István Molnár, 13 Jul 2001
![[Czech Hussite Church flag]](../images/c/cz@huss.gif)
by Blas Delgado Ortiz, 3 Jan 2002, after image sent by István Molnár,
13 Jul 2001
Flag of the Czech Hussita Church (??) in the St. Nicolaus Church, Prague,
7 July 2001
István Molnár, 13 Jul 2001
Official name is „Ceskoslovenska církev husitská” = Czechoslovak Hussite
Church, see this page.
Q1, 16 Apr 2004
![[Czech Hussite Church logo]](../images/c/cz@)huss.jpg)
from this page.
![[Valachian Kingdom flag]](../images/c/cz@valac.gif)
by Jarig Bakker, 22 Feb 2005, after image from this
webpage.
From this
webpage:
"You will find the Wallachian Kingdom in the old good Europe, in the
Czech Republic, in the region of east Moravia. Just climb the memorable
mountain Radhoąt and you will see it all. On the east side, the kingdom
borders with Slovakia. Just take a walk on the ridge of Javorníky and White
Carpathian Mountains, this is the border. On the north, the kingdom neighbours
with Lachia and their towns of Frýdek-Místek, Nový Jičín and Příbor. Westwards
the mountains gradually recede, and behind the town of Hostýn they meet
a rich neighbour - region of Haná. On the south, nearby the towns Zlín,
Vizovice and villages surrounding Slavičín, are the neighbours of Wallachians
- Moravian Slovaks and Luhačovické Zálesí. That´s the way it is!"
This is a tourist's item, of course, but widely used on Czech (and even Slova