A Super Quick History of the Czech Republic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2020
- Sources:
‘The History of the Czech Republic and Slovakia’ (2011) by William M. Mahoney, Greenwood Publishers, Santa Barbara, California.
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Maximilian Dörrbecker: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ka...
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František Dostál: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...
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EmilJ at English Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cz...
Petr Klapper: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...
Audio:
Antonín Dvořák [CC BY-SA (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)]
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Performers: The Tudor Consort, New Zealand
Composer: Thomas Tallis (c.1505-1585)
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Fun fact: The Hussites once defeated their enemies just by singing. The enemies got scared and ran away
oh yea
Kdož su boží bojovníci a zákona svatého
@@Matyliezed I don't know...
they stole my party trick
If ur from Czechia: já vím nejlepší válečníci!!
Ahhh, Dvorak. You can never have enough Dvorak in your life.
If you studied about him every day as a Czech you will have enough soon REALLY SOON
@@filipplasil6382 :)))
Beautiful video about our brothers!
Greetings from Slovakia!🇸🇰❤🇨🇿
Tohle je nejlepší komentář, co jsem kdy četl!!!!!
@ přesně
Slovensko❤česko
Well greetings to you too fellow Slovakian
We will always take you as brothers and sisters 😇
As a Czech living in Germany I always thought that Czechia is so underrated. Like Germans always brag about their beer culture and so many people here don’t even know how popular beer is in Czechia.
I would love to live in the Czech Republic but sadly I don’t really agree with their politics at the moment.
I really love my roots which are Czech and Italian literally the most beautiful places on earth imo with two really great cuisines (I’m tending to the Czech one lol). Beautiful languages and rich history.
I will try to not loose my roots and to teach my kids as much as possible about it
Man I wrote unnecessary things here 🥲
V čem je Německo o tolik lepší politicky?
Zdravím do Německa, bratře
@@ceskynacionalista7047 sestro*
sweetxlies Politicky se to tu zlepšilo, ještě vypadne ten ruský troll a ostuda ČR z hradu a bude to super.
@@evzenvarga9707 Uz potreti za 100 let znicilo Evropu a tentokrat mozna definitivne. Kam se hrabou Cesi.
Fun fact, Dvořák's New World Symphony is based on his own perception and memories of Czechia from his childhood and early adulthood. He never forgot his origins.
I am German. When I grew up the 'Slavic Dances' from Dvorak (part of my mothers LP collection) was one of my favorite classic stuff - actually the one I heard by far the most ...
Why are we studying this many years on elementary when it can be in 6 minutes video? :-D
Přísahám, pod každým videem o česku tě najdu :D
Becouse Czech history is much more interesting than these 6 minutes. And becouse every history is informative for the people.
@@MrMajsterixx t
because
Cause some of the dates, chronology (look at it from a stranger's PoV), etc. were wrong. Not so much, but still.... That's why. And yes, you just proved why. ;)
WOW Im from Czech Republic and you are the best teacher of czech history wow
Yea vojtechzmrzlak is right iam from to czech Zdravím vás všechny i tebe vojto :D
Já jsme taky z ceska :D
Já jsem taky z Česka :D
Já taky
LoL já taky lol
It's such a s shame that you don't have more subscribers. Your videos are well made.
Yea
I'm of Czech descent and remember my dad having me read about the Prague Spring as it happened -- one of my first encounters with a newspaper outside the comics section. Although I knew much of the recent history and some of the earlier material, I still learned a lot from this video. Šťastný nový rok!
The Czech Republic is truly is a God's masterpiece
thanks you
This is the nicest thing about my country I've ever read. Thank you
Haha ne
no tak určitěěěě nooo
Yes.
Nice video! But in fact, it would be good to say why the Germans took control of the Czech Republic. Because the states of Western Europe sold us in Munich in 1938. Nevertheless, we had defense agreements with them.
The Germans didn't take control of the Czech Republic but of western part of Czechoslovakia!!! This german protectorate was called Bohemia and Moravia. The name the Czech Republic has origin in 1993. In 1969 the Czech Socialist Republic began by federalization of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. It means state's name the Czech Republic is a product of the communism.
honestly as a czech i am surprised at how many czech names and stuff he said like perfectly
like damn
also funny thing is the alc here costs less than water
and the bridge that charles made was made with eggs
And Legendary game Mafia and Vietcong are from Czech Republic
I think so
And ARMA
Hidden and dangerous too, what an epic
How 'bout Polda (in other countries Detective Hayseed)
and Jets'n'Guns 1 and 2 (music from sveden)
As a Czech, Im kinda disappointed that you forgot Otto Wichterle in that science bit, he created first soft contanc lenses :)
Anooooo!!!!
❤️🇨🇿❤️
instablaster
He is German
Karel Raška and Antonín Holý but anyway hey... we are one of the best country in the world :) so I'm calm
You are right that Czech music contributed greatly to a reawakening of Czech identity in the 19th century but the central and founding composer of Czech music was Bedrich Smetana, his operas and his famous symphonic work "Ma vlast" were a catalyst for Czech political aspirations. Ma vlast was was a genuine statement cultural aspiration but it also became music as national propaganda. In Finland Jean Sibelius wrote "Finlandia" which had a similar role in the struggle for independence for that nation.
Ma Vlast is one of the most beautiful classical music pieces in my opinion. I’m part Czech so it’s cool to learn more about the beautiful culture
Although I'm Polish, Ma vlast is dear to my heart. I especially appreciate the solemn tenderness of Vltava
I absolutely agree.
Some Guy From Long Ago: "Ayo Bro i'm gonna make some holes in this rock"
Some Guy From Long Ago 2: "Bro why would you do that?"
Some Guy From Long Ago: "Im freaking high as heck bro"
Some Guy From Long Ago 2: "Bro"
This is really well done. I just wanted to point out that the conflict in 1618-20 (the so-called Bohemian Revolt) was between Protestants (the Estates) and Catholics (the King), not Czechs and Austrians (as in the modern-day nation of Austria). The term "Austrian" (which also applies to the later "Austrian Empire") in this context means "Habsburg". Also, Czechia became the industrial powerhouse long before the creation of Czechoslovakia. And finally, the title of the video should rather be "A Super Quick History of Czechia" because the 30 years old name "Czech Republic" is hardly fitting for the medieval or early modern kingdom. Anyway, good job.
But the results of the conflict greatly affected the Czech people with increasing germanisation and oppression.
I absolutely agree.
As a Czech citizen, I will never accept the name Czechia, brought about by old-times lovers among our elderly government members.
@@filipl234 Czechia is a 500-year-old name and was selected as the official short name of the country in 1993 by the expert committee. If it wasn't for the ignorance of our politicians and bureaucrats, we would have been using it since the very beginning.
@@filipl234 So how do you see the Czech name of Česko, and other countries' names like Slovakia? Got an issue with that too? Or do you also call them by their full long name Slovak Republic?
Dvorak and Smetana's music brought me here. Love from China.
Greetings from Czechia!
My direct ancestors (same last name as me so I'd rather not post their names) were prominent around Prague in the late 1800s-early 1900s, fighting for the independence of the Czech people. My great-great-howevermany grandfather helped circulate a newspaper regarding the subject, as well as writing for it. He had a few books as well. During WW2, my direct relatives were lucky enough to escape--fleeing first to France, then to the US--but the ones who remained were not around long. None of this matters at all really, I just wanted to explain sort of why I feel so connected to this subject. And I wanted to thank you, as someone whose family has been affected by the subject matter in your video. Excellently done. I'm shocked your channel doesn't have hundreds of thousands of subscribers. You've certainly got a sub from me!
Heart warming story :-)
So your ancestor was a newspaper boy and your other ancestors ran away during war when they were needed here the most. "Heartwarming" indeed.
@AutoRauto at least their descendants aren't people who go out of their way to be dickheads on the internet ❤️
@@AutoRauto you are an id**t? yeah! juaaaar
Hi, well done! Thanks a million! I'm Czech and I loved it. I found only one mistake almost at the end of it, when you show some cinema personalities. One of the guys is not Jiří Menzel, but Vladimír Dlouhý - a former Minister of Economy in the Czech Rep.
bolsevik to je, ten dlouhy, jura by ho pretahl holiii ! :) ale alespon nekdo si vsiml a ostre sleduje :)
i’m headed to the czech republic later this summer and i wanted to find a good video that explains the history as i am very much an audio/visual learner as opposed to just a visual learner. i searched all throughout youtube and was about to give up hope until i stumbled onto this video. thank you so much sir, and you have definitely gotten another sub.
i hope you enjoy your trip!
When are you going to Czechia? Should you need any help, I'll be happy to do so.
your "ž" sounds absolutely amazing man,czech is pretty hard language. keep up the work
I started working with a Czechs and this is my first time to saw rough history of Czech.
Thanks for making this video.
Zajímavé
I'm glad that foreigners know that our little country exists🤣 btw, the way you pronounce Czech names is very funny
Genuinely a fantastic video. Well done from Czech Republic.
It feels good to hear someone not from czechia actually pronounce czech names correctly
It's actually Czech Republic and not Czechia
@@spirox47 yea, Czech republic and Czechia is correct
@@LeviticusCornwalllCzechia is a short. Or do you call Russia- Russian Federation?? Do you call Germany- Federal republic of Germany??
@@arandomytbr no, it's Only Czech Republic. Czech Republic didn't even choose to be called Czechia. People just started calling Czech Republic Czechia and it's wrong. The correct name is Czech Republic as originally it's in Czech language Česká (Czech) republika (Republic)
@@prostekrystof9853 actually, I call any country what they want to be called in English. And Czech Republic didn't want to be called like this so I am not going to call it like that and you shouldn't too.
Am from Czech Republic and I just want to say... good job man!
The CZ-75 is one of my favorite handguns and I carry it on my hip everyday here in America. I'm just watching this video to learn a little bit about the country from which it came. Sounds like a nifty place.
imagine having a gun
o say can you see, by the dawn's early light...
Yeah as a country in the center of Europe we have some history with wars and therefore weapons and army technologies. xD A great choice of a handgun, have you seen the limited edition of CZ-75 (the one with the wooden grip)? Ofc it's too fancy for normal people but damn what an art.
I love the CZ-75 as well. There are few reasons why I belive its one the the best choices for everyday handgun. 1st the protection of the hand - the small beak that is bigger than other guns and rests between thumb and index finger - you wont get any cuts when firing the weapon, even if not properly grabed in the first moment. 2nd is the barel cover (the metal piece on top, sorry cant remember the name) is acutally put inward into the body, which means nobody can take it away like on a glock for example and its much less of an option to destroy it by dropping it.
aaaa, bratr kouboj :) tak tě pic :)
Great video! Czechia has a very underrated history in my opinion.
Your pronunciation of "Jan Žižka" was spot on, good job. Not a lot of people can pronounce those letters.
i'm always so suprised these history channels never mention the student protests when talking about the velvet revolution. it was a big part of it.
basically students were marching on the 50th aniversary of a student Jan Opletal who was killed by n*zis. and the 20th aniversary of Jan Palach, a student who set himself on fire at Wenceslas square in Prague as a protest against communists. The students marching were cornered by riot police, asked to leave, couldn't leave because the police wouldn't let them pass and then brutally beaten and arrested. This of course angered parents and middle aged people joined protests against communism, almost full country strikes (75% of people joined), and the fall of communism in czechoslovakia.
Sometimes I think how brave the people must were at the time and then I look at our “modern” life right now and it sucks
Those were some amazing attempts at pronouncing our words. That Ř impressed me!
This is a really great video about the history of Czechia. All the important events in a nutshell. I always find it heartwarming when someone creates such a video.
The history gets way more interesting and entertaining.
Unfortunately the schools in Czechia somehow ruin all the excitement. The consequences are such that people barely know where they originate from.
I just wish Operation Anthropoid had been mentioned in the video. That was a crucial part of our history, not to mention the brutal consequences.
coz in school u slowly get all the unnecessary details and names and years pulled out of context, dry boring depth details even about private life of a person, instead giving whole story with main important names/century first, so the story of the country is forever memorized in kids age already. Once kids understands, they can even write essays etc, until everyone in class knows and can tell the main story in long sentence, short article or in the whole essay. Then next years u can start teach the depths. This way everyone will be able to answer eg. foreigners questions, while travelling or nomading, as history questions (or whole europe history questions) comes way too often during chat, if u're spending time with wiser ppl. Tho the video was still missing few important things and time given to some events was too short, while some others could've been shorter.
As a half-Czech I never get tired of hearing “Czech puns”
6:34 Small thing, but anyway, FYI. Jiri Menzel looks differently. The person above his name is a politician Vladimir Dlouhy.
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As a Czech i am really satisfied of your work
As a Slovak guy I can say that Czech is beautiful country and Prague is very beautiful city.
Bruh možná památkama, jinak v Praze jsou občas fakt zvláštní zjevy 😂
@@veverka7181 J veď památkama
Czechia is beautiful country. And so is yours.
@@veverka7181 ...treba eman, klaus, kokotamura, ci bratko bures, vulgo babis brrrr
ale za to normalni lidi nemuzou, ze tu porad behaj nazibolsevici, kazdopadne putin sem uz rozhodne ani nepachne :)))
dobry to tu je :)
Czech is not country. Czech is a man, language or an adjective.
Country is Czechia.
very good summary, the important things are there, even going into boii era, good job
this guy just squashed everything i really need to know about our history from 2 years to 6 minutes
This guy just told me everything that I spent 9 years learning at school, in 6 minutes and 48 seconds...
I don’t know why I watched this since I’m a czech and they tought us this in school but I loved this. Love from the beer land❤🇨🇿
You're videos are very informative and very well produced! I've been trying to research my family's history, and ur videos are very helpful to get certain points to research deeper into. Thank you!! (Edit: also ur voice is SO soothing)
Errata: There is wrong picture for Jiří Menzel. The man on the photograph is Vladimír Dlouhý, a politician.
As a norwegian - who has also visited the Czech Republic - i was bamboozled that Franz Kafka was'nt represented in "litterature" @6:30. Even when i was there myself in Prague the tour-guide (who was very professional) saw it necassary to tell the audience about that the work (and death ofc) of Kafka. It is also not strange for norwegian highschoolers to either read "Metamorphosis" or "The Trial" as a part of curriculum in different subjects. May it have something to do with Kafka being a german-speaking Bohemian that makes him not "fit" the narrative of the History of the Czech Republic? For me atleast; Kafka, Charles IV and Nedved (all footballnerds that are millennials know) are the three first notable persons from the Czech republic that i thought of. Not to critique the content though; Awsome channel Mr.History!
I think it was more how Kafka viewed himself, as a German, not Czech, though he was born here. In school we were taught about him as a member of a group of "german-speaking authors born in Czechia" So there's that.
Czech language is very important for us, so because Kafka wrote in German, he isn't as important for us as Czech writing authors (some of which were also ethnically German, btw.). We still learn about him in school and like to read his books, though.
Who is Kafka ? :D better read something from Karel Čapek ;)
@@fidalf99Kafka definitely did not see himself as a German.
@@tomaskeprt4855more than anything, Kafka saw himself as a failure.
:(
The oversized lady thing is called "Venuše" (yaaay i remember something from History •v•)
6:21 Olomoucké náměstí
I was there like a month ago and its beautiful✨ theres a turtle (not real) and legends says if you pet her you will get good luck or something.Theres a sand sclupture somewhere and it's very old. Im happy that i remember something =)
Great work as usual! Love your videos.
My man, I am just a minute in and you have gained yourself a subscriber! Hilarious and informative at the same time! Love from a czech student currently studying for finals in Czech history :D
I was looking for a good video about Czech Republic and yours are the best!!!
as someone who is from the Czech Republic, I can say that it is perfectly described and very well pronounced
Some videos like this are very rare especially about Czech Republic because most of the population dont care about us so it is really epic that an Australian (In the about section in his yt channel) made a video about our history, Thank you very cool :D
My great-grandma immigrated from Czechoslovakia in the early 20th century so I’m trying to learn more about my heritage. Even though I’m only Czech on one side my DNA makeup is around 40% Czech. This video was very well made and informative ❤️
And where you live now, if I can ask? Btw your great-grandma did well. Most years of the 20th century were tragic for us (Czechs). How I hate nazis and communists!!! Now we have to work hard to make Czechs proud again as we were in the first republic.
czech media is great more people need to see it and not only talk about goat story damit just wach maračku posejtemi pero , chalupáři or návštěvníci
@@rewixx69420 navstevnici, best of space :)
a tenhle remix taky :)
Pavel Bruchala Revival-Návštěvníci 2007
There is not such a think as "Czech DNA", that's American bullshit.
As a Czech republic's citizen, I love this video, even though it doesn't include many important things. Work well done!
It’s 7 minutes long, it includes more than enough for that length
I have moved to the Czech Republic from The Netherlands in 2018 and the increase in safety in Prague v.s. Amsterdam/Rotterdam is absolutely insane. It is so much better here
Glad you like it here! I always wanted to visit the Netherlands, especially Arnhem and Ameland, Amsterdam eventually too . How dangerous is it there?
@@chaotix7275 It is most dangerous for girls in specific "bad" neighbourhoods.
After that, I think in bigger cities like Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, The Hague, the atmosphere at the most popular nightlife hotspots/area's can get pretty aggressive. You will see 1 if not more fist fights every weekend if you go out and stay late. It's mostly specific ppl targeting each other and not random violence, but it does not add to a general feeling of safety.
Both Krakow in Poland and Prague in CZ feel much safer :) I have spent 5 years in each, with Prague still counting :D
You moved from the Netherlands to Czechia!!!
Or if to the Czech Republic then from the Dutch Kingdom!!!
First video from this channel, that I see, and I'm pleased as a Czech. Instant subscribing.
That is one great, concentrated and unbiased video about the Czech Republic. Thanks, it fits. 👍😀
As a czech myself i am greatful for this video thank you our history is rich and filled with powerful and epic stories mostly untold to many.
I never knew how historically rich the Czech Republic is. At lot has happen in that part of the world.
and thats not even all of the history
@@misa.prostx but end its comming soooon :))), capek say it cleanly.
#ruerko, alexo(jaaak chces :)), ty cece nestastna, vopraf my tu vanglinu dikes voe :)))
proste ai si nas da jako hemenex a skynet je toho prorokem :)))
This video is so well done.
Great work as always!!
Very nice, I just would say how land of Karel IV big and in ww2 Czechoslovakian pilots want to England to RAF (310-313 squadron).
I am from Czechia and you have done good job 👍
It seems that the Czech republic invaded this comment section.
I am Czech. And this is one of the best description of Czech history I've every seen. Short, accurate, painful. We shaped the history of Europe, but we never realized it. And we still don't realize it.
This is brilliant. Extremely enjoyable.
great video, well prodused and half of the pronunciations were almost perfect and as a czech this was a great reminder of what we learned at school
I am from the czech republic but the teacher wants me to know WAY more than this. But truely, this is all u need! Good video!
Good work, love your videos!
Hus wasn't captured. He was promised safe passage to and from a council. Rome and the Hungarians broke their word and murdered him.
Yup, the always peaceful catholics teaching others to show your other cheek...
Had to watch this video even tho its a little bit old but seeing how much work you put in and that mostly were very true i say you are a piece of an gentleman my guy
3 years, for you 2 years, on history chanel is not too old :) ale takova je doba :)
6:32 - JAGR! ❤️🏒
even if you are not Czech, I must say that you often said Czech words correctly
Lived here for a year during my Erasmus+ at university. Honestly one of my favorite places
I’m here after reading “The Unbearable Lightness of Being”
Great very informative and to the point thanks very much 👍
great job. You nailed the most important events in our history. Maybe only Munich Agreement in 1939 could be included.
ummm sorry the Munich Agreement was not in 1939
it was in 1938
@@OrangeMan.19 ups sorry xD
Fun Fact: When Tomas Masaryk was Czechs first president, Kunes Sonntag was Czechs first Chancellor - and I presently own his old house in Litovel :-)
every video that includes czechia single handedly summons every czech. seriously guys, i don't see you anywhere BUT videos about czechia. i think I've seen every nationality but czechs. 😨
I've never been there, but I have a very high opinion of Checks. In many aspects they seem to have done more than their neighbors, although at least in Romania, most people don't have any opinion on them
Hi, an excellent video, I really loved it. Just a note, the guy presented as Mezel is not Menzel but Vladimir Dlouhy , a politician, who has nothing to do with culture whaaaatsoever
Loved the video man
One very important event is missing: 863 - two byzantines missionaires, Cyril and Methodius, came to Great Moravia. This had a big impact also on the christianization and cultural development of Czech lands.
Also in the end there is a photo of exminister Vladimir Dlouhý instead of director Jiří Menzel :) (which made me smile while Mr. Dlouhý has reputation for stuffing himself everywhere)
:)
akorat to neni mr. dlouhy, ale bolsevik dlouhy :)
This is so much better than school
And also your pronounciations are the best
very nice. thanks a lot. it will help me to take the exam of tourist guide in Czech republic.
You did really good job! Thimb up and i hope you get more views.
Prosím oprav si slovo "Thimb up" protože se to píše "Thumbs up" ok?
Greetings from Prague, and thanks for the video! No complaints there.
Great episode
Nice video, I would like to point out, that in the photo of Jiří Menzel is not Jiří Menzel, but Vladimír Dlouhý. Vladimír Dlouhý is the head of the Chamber of commerce and a former politician.
I have to applaud you, you really nailed the pronounciation. Nice video btw.
As a Czech I love this video. great job!
I am 🇨🇿 and I shed a tear, well done, we were basically in the middle of everything, no wonder our history is full of violence, yet we are peaceful and still there right in the middle standing strong! apart our politic leaders, we cant get this one right..
im from cz a you put the almost evry thing into 7 min video just wow you did a grate job
So many Czech people mysteriously summoned by one short video. Hmm, I guess when he make a video about my country comment section will look similar.
Cool. My Great grandfather left for America in the 1890s, would love to go there some day!
Come and have a beer or two 🍺 Flíček ... very nice name!
@ u fleku maj cerny, zejo :)))
fliček je fakt paradni, chtel jsem mu to taky rict! :) a prave pokud nevedel, tak ted uz vi :), ale zase ta pozvanka je trochu naprimo, hned se ozrat nojo, typicky cech :) dejte si radeji mac v hokeji, nebo se probehnete jako zatopek, mozna soutez v ostepu... :)
...a pak teprva beeeeeer :))))
@@tvbeastie přiznám se, že U Fleků jsem ani nikdy nebyl... tak třeba u Hrocha, nebo u Černého vola jedno zažene žízeň po dlouhé procházce po městě... 😉
@ ja u fleku taky ne, tam to bylo myslim dycky drahy, pro nasince :) ale u cerneho jsem byl! :))
and now
Triky & Povery - Ital nezna ten zazrak
to je tusim u fleku :)
You should definitely visit!
Just out of curiosity, how do you pronounce your last name? With Czech pronunciation, it would sound like "flee check" or, you know, "Flee Czech" - a fitting name for an emigrant 😂
Foreign TH-camr makes a video about Czechs:
Czechs in the comment section: *Dobrý den*
GREAT! GREAT! GREAT! VIDEO. Nice job!
This is very good video ;)
came after watching jiri prochazka ufc post fight interview where he just talks about training MMA in a forest. hes from czech just thought id see what his country is all about.. very intresting!
when you have a test tomorrow about czech be like:
Děkuji za toto videjko (thanks for that video)
Na to jak je česko malá země je tu hodně hezkých památek, krajiny a předmětů z dávných dob. (considering how small the Czech Republic is, there are a lot of nice monuments, landscapes and objects from ancient times)
bruhhhhh why did i learn my history more from a 6 minutes video than a year of learning teachers really need to lear from this guy