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The 15 pages that link to Czech Republic, each with the reason it gives.

• CzechoslovakiaBroader topic: It became one of the two successor states.

• PragueNarrower topic: Prague is the country’s political, economic, and cultural center.

• Czech languageRelated: The language is used in its government, education, media, and everyday life.

• AustriaCompared with: Its shared Habsburg past and modern border highlight Austria’s connections with its northern neighbors.

• Czech literatureNarrower topic: Its changing political borders and institutions provide the setting for much Czech literature.

• Dissolution of CzechoslovakiaBroader topic: It became one of the two successor states created by the dissolution.

• SlovakiaCompared with: The two countries share a state-building history but have separate governments since 1993.

• West SlavsRelated: It is the modern state centered on the historic Czech lands.

• Bedřich SmetanaRelated: Smetana’s music remains part of the Czech Republic’s public cultural heritage.

• ElbeNarrower topic: The Elbe begins here and drains much of the country’s northern region.

• BohemiaRelated: Modern Czechia includes Bohemia but is not identical to the historic kingdom.

• Oskar KokoschkaRelated: Kokoschka lived in Prague after fleeing Austria and became a Czechoslovak citizen.

• Czech SilesiaNarrower topic: Czech Silesia is one of the country’s historical regions, not a separate administrative unit.

• Prachov RocksNarrower topic: Prachov Rocks is part of the country’s distinctive sandstone landscapes.

• Victor LustigRelated: Lustig’s birthplace lies within the modern Czech Republic.