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A century of the Constitution

03/02/2020
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Photo: ČTK/Martin Neliba
Photo: ČTK/Martin Neliba

One-hundred years ago, on February 29, 1920, Czechoslovakia approved its first ever Constitution. A restored copy of a ceremonial version created in the period 1929–1932 is currently on display at the Chamber of Deputies in Prague.

Photo: ČTK/Martin Neliba
Photo: ČTK/Martin Neliba

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