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| rdfs:comment | - In the fictional world of Sherlock Holmes, the Bohemian king had a mistress, with whom he had ended the relationship. In London, an emissary of the king claimed that he was accosted by gypsies, who happened to have stolen a photograph, to the police. Inspector Lestrade brought the man to Sherlock Holmes' residence at 221B Baker Street. Holmes deduced that this emissary of the king still had the photograph, by taking it from the man's jacket. Furthermore, he deduced that the emissary was actually working against the king, hoping to blackmail him with this photograph, which was of the king with his ex-mistress. (TNG: "Elementary, Dear Data" )
- Bohemia is a select-able nation in Europa Universalis IV at the beginning in 1444. Its government type is a Feudal Monarchy.
- Bohemia, též Boiohaemum (německy Böhmen, rusky Богемия, polsky Cyganeria, jidiš פיהם) je země, která je okupována a utlačována Českem, dříve Československem a od roku 1949 (všimněte si, že je to prvočíslo) byla administrativně zcela zrušena a zlikvidována. Tím je osud Bohemie podobný osudu Moravstánu, nebo Slizska, na rozdíl od nich je však jejich název nikoliv pouze pozměněn, ale zcela opuštěn a jeho užití je pronásledováno. Osud Bohemie je tak srovnatelný pouze s osudem Sudet, a často bývají spolu zaměňovány.
- Bohemia is an area in what was once Austria-Hungary. They have won a total of 4 medals (1 Silver and 3 Bronze) in the 3 olympics they took part in. They also had athletes in the mixed team during the 1900 Paris Games. After 1918 Bohemia became part of Czechoslovakia and competed with them from 1920 Antwerp Games on.
- Bohemia is a region in central Europe, now part of the Czech Republic.
- Bohemia appears to have started its official existence as a sub-unit of the Greater Moravia in the ninth century. Under the Přemysl dynasty, a native monarchy arose to take over after the collapse of Greater Moravia. While Bohemia was fully independent at various times in its history, it spent much of its existence in vassalage to various empires. At the end of the first of the world wars, it was used to form the core of Czechoslovakia. The territory remains an integral part of the Czech Republic that was formed by the split up of Czechoslovakia.
- Bohemia was a Kingdom of Central/Eastern Europe, absorbed by the Holy Roman Empire by Barbarossa and part of the modern day Czech Republic. In Age of Empires II, Bohemia features as an antagonist in the Barbarossa and Genghis Khan campaigns and as a Real World random map in Age of Empires II HD: The African Kingdoms.
- WARNING: This article may contain the little silhouetto of a man. If so, Scaramouche, Scaramouche, won't you do the Fandango.
- Bohemia was a country in Central Europe, around the present-day Czech Republic. Prague was its capital. After World War I, Bohemia became part of the Czechoslovak Republic. For information on hockey in Bohemia, please see the articles on the Czech Republic and Bandy and Ice Hockey in Austria (1894-1923).
- The flag of Bohemia is identical to the flag of Poland, but does not have the same meaning. It forms part of the Czech flag.
- Late in 1632, after learning of his eventual assassination by orders of the emperor, Albrecht von Wallenstein made a deal with the Americans. In exchange for supporting his coup against imperial administrators in Bohemia, Wallenstein would ensure the prevention of the massacres of Jews that had accompanied the Khmelnytsky Uprising. With help from Pappenheim, Wallenstein managed to overthrow Austrian control of Bohemia and declare himself King of Bohemia-Moravia. By mid-1635, Wallenstein had taken Silesia, and was holding Ferdinand III and his kingdom of Austria-Hungary at bay.
- Bohemia comprises the roughly western two thirds of the Czech Republic. Prior to 1918, it was a part of the Austrian Empire. It did have a separate membership in the International Ice Hockey Federation. After 1918 its membership was assumed by Czechoslovakia. European Championships In 1911, Bohemia first entered the European championships. In the first game of the tournament, Bohemia destroyed Switzerland 13-0, followed by other big wins against Germany and Belgium. Bohemia won the silver in 1913, and then Gold again in 1914.
- Bohemia (Czech: Čechy]; German: Böhmen; Latin: Bohemia; Polish: Czechy) is a historical region in central Europe, occupying the western two-thirds of the traditional Czech Lands, currently the Czech Republic. In a broader meaning, it often refers to the entire Czech territory, including Moravia and Czech Silesia, especially in historical contexts, such as the Kingdom of Bohemia.
- The Kingdom of Bohemia was a small country located in central Europe. The kingdom was divided between a German and a Czech-speaking population. It bordered on Germany to the north and west, and on Austria-Hungary to the south and east. Its capital was Prague.
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| abstract | - In the fictional world of Sherlock Holmes, the Bohemian king had a mistress, with whom he had ended the relationship. In London, an emissary of the king claimed that he was accosted by gypsies, who happened to have stolen a photograph, to the police. Inspector Lestrade brought the man to Sherlock Holmes' residence at 221B Baker Street. Holmes deduced that this emissary of the king still had the photograph, by taking it from the man's jacket. Furthermore, he deduced that the emissary was actually working against the king, hoping to blackmail him with this photograph, which was of the king with his ex-mistress. (TNG: "Elementary, Dear Data" )
- Bohemia comprises the roughly western two thirds of the Czech Republic. Prior to 1918, it was a part of the Austrian Empire. It did have a separate membership in the International Ice Hockey Federation. After 1918 its membership was assumed by Czechoslovakia. The Bohemian national ice hockey team won the golden medals at the European championships in 1911 and 1914, years before Bohemia, a kingdom within Austria-Hungary, became a part of Czechoslovakia, another successful ice hockey superpower. After the split of Czechoslovakia, the Czech national ice hockey team continued the tradition of the Bohemian team. See also the Czechoslovak national ice hockey team. European Championships In 1911, Bohemia first entered the European championships. In the first game of the tournament, Bohemia destroyed Switzerland 13-0, followed by other big wins against Germany and Belgium. Bohemia won the silver in 1913, and then Gold again in 1914.
* First match: January 23, 1909, Chamonix, France: France 8-1 Bohemia
* Last match: February 24, 1940, Garmisch, Germany: Bohemia 5-0 Germany
* Largest victory: January 18, 1914, Les Avants, Switzerland: Bohemia 17-0 Belgium
* Largest defeat: January 24, 1909, Chamonix, France: Great Britain 11-0 Bohemia
- Bohemia is a select-able nation in Europa Universalis IV at the beginning in 1444. Its government type is a Feudal Monarchy.
- Bohemia, též Boiohaemum (německy Böhmen, rusky Богемия, polsky Cyganeria, jidiš פיהם) je země, která je okupována a utlačována Českem, dříve Československem a od roku 1949 (všimněte si, že je to prvočíslo) byla administrativně zcela zrušena a zlikvidována. Tím je osud Bohemie podobný osudu Moravstánu, nebo Slizska, na rozdíl od nich je však jejich název nikoliv pouze pozměněn, ale zcela opuštěn a jeho užití je pronásledováno. Osud Bohemie je tak srovnatelný pouze s osudem Sudet, a často bývají spolu zaměňovány.
- Bohemia is an area in what was once Austria-Hungary. They have won a total of 4 medals (1 Silver and 3 Bronze) in the 3 olympics they took part in. They also had athletes in the mixed team during the 1900 Paris Games. After 1918 Bohemia became part of Czechoslovakia and competed with them from 1920 Antwerp Games on.
- Bohemia is a region in central Europe, now part of the Czech Republic.
- Late in 1632, after learning of his eventual assassination by orders of the emperor, Albrecht von Wallenstein made a deal with the Americans. In exchange for supporting his coup against imperial administrators in Bohemia, Wallenstein would ensure the prevention of the massacres of Jews that had accompanied the Khmelnytsky Uprising. With help from Pappenheim, Wallenstein managed to overthrow Austrian control of Bohemia and declare himself King of Bohemia-Moravia. By mid-1635, Wallenstein had taken Silesia, and was holding Ferdinand III and his kingdom of Austria-Hungary at bay. In mid-1636, as part of the agreements which created the Central European Treaty Organization, Ferdinand III recognized the independence of Bohemia as well as Wallenstein's claim to it.
- The Kingdom of Bohemia was a small country located in central Europe. The kingdom was divided between a German and a Czech-speaking population. It bordered on Germany to the north and west, and on Austria-Hungary to the south and east. Its capital was Prague. The exact relationship of the Kingdom to the Austro-Hungarian Empire is unclear. In "A Scandal in Bohemia" it is shown to have a hereditary monarch (Wilhelm von Ormstein). However, in later stories it seems to be ruled by Austria: in "The Adventure of the Creeping Man" a letter posted from Prague uses Austrian stamps, and in "The Adventure of the Illustrious Client" an Austrian citizen is brought to Prague for trial regarding a murder committed elsewhere.
- Bohemia appears to have started its official existence as a sub-unit of the Greater Moravia in the ninth century. Under the Přemysl dynasty, a native monarchy arose to take over after the collapse of Greater Moravia. While Bohemia was fully independent at various times in its history, it spent much of its existence in vassalage to various empires. At the end of the first of the world wars, it was used to form the core of Czechoslovakia. The territory remains an integral part of the Czech Republic that was formed by the split up of Czechoslovakia.
- Bohemia was a Kingdom of Central/Eastern Europe, absorbed by the Holy Roman Empire by Barbarossa and part of the modern day Czech Republic. In Age of Empires II, Bohemia features as an antagonist in the Barbarossa and Genghis Khan campaigns and as a Real World random map in Age of Empires II HD: The African Kingdoms.
- Bohemia (Czech: Čechy]; German: Böhmen; Latin: Bohemia; Polish: Czechy) is a historical region in central Europe, occupying the western two-thirds of the traditional Czech Lands, currently the Czech Republic. In a broader meaning, it often refers to the entire Czech territory, including Moravia and Czech Silesia, especially in historical contexts, such as the Kingdom of Bohemia. Bohemia has an area of 52,750 km² and 6.25 million of the Czech Republic's 10.3 million inhabitants. It is bordered by Germany to the southwest, west, and northwest, Poland to the north-east, the Czech historical region of Moravia to the east, and Austria to the south. Bohemia's borders are marked with mountain ranges such as the Bohemian Forest, the Ore Mountains, and the Krkonoše within the Sudeten mountains.
- WARNING: This article may contain the little silhouetto of a man. If so, Scaramouche, Scaramouche, won't you do the Fandango.
- Bohemia was a country in Central Europe, around the present-day Czech Republic. Prague was its capital. After World War I, Bohemia became part of the Czechoslovak Republic. For information on hockey in Bohemia, please see the articles on the Czech Republic and Bandy and Ice Hockey in Austria (1894-1923).
- The flag of Bohemia is identical to the flag of Poland, but does not have the same meaning. It forms part of the Czech flag.
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