Central European Universities After the War
Central European Universities After the War
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It is, in fact, self-sufficient, and could be independent of foreign countries for everything except certain tropical products. A country of large natural resources, it contains an industrious, orderly, and, to the visitor. N t very engaging people. It further enjoys the 26 Czecho- Slovakia 27 administration of a capable Government under an honoured and revered leader.
Geographically, it is a narrow country, drawn out from east to west, and consisting of the four provinces of Bohemia, Moravia, ...Silesia, and Slovakia. With five other countries touching its frontiers, it is situated in the heart of Europe astride several important lines of railway communication, such as the Berlin- Vienna, Warsaw-Trieste and Swiss-Polish lines. It possesses no outlet to the sea.
The possibilities of an agricultural and industrial state are combined here to a striking degree. The resources of coal and lignite are distributed in seven different fields, the annual yield of which in 1920 was over 11, 000, 000 tons of the former substance and nearly 20, 000, 000 of the latter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is, in fact, self-sufficient, and could be independent of foreign countries for everything except certain tropical products. A country of large natural resources, it contains an industrious, orderly, and, to the visitor. N t very engaging people. It further enjoys the 26 Czecho- Slovakia 27 administration of a capable Government under an honoured and revered leader.
Geographically, it is a narrow country, drawn out from east to west, and consisting of the four provinces of Bohemia, Moravia, ...Silesia, and Slovakia. With five other countries touching its frontiers, it is situated in the heart of Europe astride several important lines of railway communication, such as the Berlin- Vienna, Warsaw-Trieste and Swiss-Polish lines. It possesses no outlet to the sea.
The possibilities of an agricultural and industrial state are combined here to a striking degree. The resources of coal and lignite are distributed in seven different fields, the annual yield of which in 1920 was over 11, 000, 000 tons of the former substance and nearly 20, 000, 000 of the latter.
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