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161Mendi Msimang of the ANC (left) and Karel Roskam (right) at an AWEPA-conference in Prague, June 1991by Boersma, Pieter“…Prague (Czech Republic).…”
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170Published 2001“…"Published by the Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic"…”
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171Published 1962.“…Continued by: Facts on foreign trade of the Czech Republic.…”
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172Published 2000“…'Index of Persian manuscripts of the National Library, Czech Republic'…”
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173“…A reportage covering the sojourn of George Soros in Czech Republic in 1993.…”
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174Published 1999“…"U Mauritzu, Stozec, Czech republic. May 30 - June 6 1999"…”
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175Published 2001“…Duration: 00:21:00 Documentary about Roma education; integrated and segregated schools in Slovakia and the Czech Republic.…”
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176Published 1986.“…"Analysis of economic and political trends".Continues in part: Quarterly economic review of Czechoslovakia, ISSN 0144-8978.Continued by: Country report. Czech Republic and Slovakia.…”
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177“…A report on George Soros and his philanthropic efforts, including the foundations in Eastern Europe and the Central European University in Prague, Czech Republic and Budapest, Hungary. It features an interview with George Soros.…”
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178“…Since (1960) titled: Statistická ročenka Československé Socialistické Republiky. (1994) titled: Statistická ročenka České republiky = Statistical yearbook of the Czech republic / Český statistický úřad = Czech statistical office.…”
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180“…Summary of “The Road to Economic Thinking,” a conference that took place in Prague, Czech Republic in September, 1991 and brought together 300 high-school teachers, business leaders, and government administrators to learn about and debate over the economic way of thinking in a free market economic system.…”
