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	~~[[es:Checoslovaquia]]~~
	~~[[sv:Tjeckoslovakien]]~~

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	~~[[de:Tschecho-Slowakei]]~~
	[[es:Checoslovaquia]]		[[es:Checoslovaquia]]
	[[sv:Tjeckoslovakien]]		[[sv:Tjeckoslovakien]]

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	==References==		==References==
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𝗔𝗿𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲𝗹: Text replacement - "Jew" to "jew"

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	[[File:Czechoslovakia.gif\|right\|310px]]		[[File:Czechoslovakia.gif\|right\|310px]]
	[[File:Czechoslovakia map.png\|300px\|thumb\|The constituent parts of Czechoslovakia]]		[[File:Czechoslovakia map.png\|300px\|thumb\|The constituent parts of Czechoslovakia]]
	The area of the new State was 54,244 square miles and in 1934 the population was 14,729,536, of whom about 7,300,000 were Czechs and 2,300,000 Slovaks, 3,231,688 Germans, 691,923 Hungarians, 549,164 Ruthenians, Russians and Ukrainians, 186,642 ~~Jews~~ (by nationality), 81, 737 Poles, and 49, 737 others. There were 249,971 persons not Czecho-Slovak citizens. The Czechs inhabited chiefly the centres of [[Bohemia]] and [[Moravia]]; the Slovaks, north and central Slovakia; the Germans the west and north of Bohemia, and north Moravia, forming about one-third of the populations of Bohemia and Moravia; the Hungarians, along the southern fringe of Slovakia; the Ruthenians, Carpatho-Ruthenia; the Poles, that part of [[Silesia]] falling within the new State's borders. 10,831,696 persons in 1930 were Roman Catholics; 585,041 Greek and Armenian Catholics (nearly all Ruthenians); 1,129,758 were Protestants; 145,598 Orthodox (Ruthenians); 356,830 (2.4%) ~~Jews~~.<ref>''Encyclopaedia Britannica Book of the year 1938'', London, 1938, pps: 354 &188.</ref>		The area of the new State was 54,244 square miles and in 1934 the population was 14,729,536, of whom about 7,300,000 were Czechs and 2,300,000 Slovaks, 3,231,688 Germans, 691,923 Hungarians, 549,164 Ruthenians, Russians and Ukrainians, 186,642 jews (by nationality), 81, 737 Poles, and 49, 737 others. There were 249,971 persons not Czecho-Slovak citizens. The Czechs inhabited chiefly the centres of [[Bohemia]] and [[Moravia]]; the Slovaks, north and central Slovakia; the Germans the west and north of Bohemia, and north Moravia, forming about one-third of the populations of Bohemia and Moravia; the Hungarians, along the southern fringe of Slovakia; the Ruthenians, Carpatho-Ruthenia; the Poles, that part of [[Silesia]] falling within the new State's borders. 10,831,696 persons in 1930 were Roman Catholics; 585,041 Greek and Armenian Catholics (nearly all Ruthenians); 1,129,758 were Protestants; 145,598 Orthodox (Ruthenians); 356,830 (2.4%) jews.<ref>''Encyclopaedia Britannica Book of the year 1938'', London, 1938, pps: 354 &188.</ref>

	The chief towns (with 1930 populations) were: [[Prague]], 848,823; [[Brünn]], 264,925; Mahrisch-Ostrau, 125,347; [[Bratislava\|Pressburg]], 123,892; [[Pilsen]], 114,704; Kaschau, 70,232; Olmutz, 66,440.<ref>Britannica, 1938, p.188.</ref>		The chief towns (with 1930 populations) were: [[Prague]], 848,823; [[Brünn]], 264,925; Mahrisch-Ostrau, 125,347; [[Bratislava\|Pressburg]], 123,892; [[Pilsen]], 114,704; Kaschau, 70,232; Olmutz, 66,440.<ref>Britannica, 1938, p.188.</ref>
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	On 21 September 1938 the [[Soviet Union]]'s Foreign Commissar, Maxim Litvinoff, addressed the [[League of Nations]] saying that the Sudetenland issues were "the internal business of the Czechoslovak State''.<ref>''New York Times'', 22 September 1938.</ref>		On 21 September 1938 the [[Soviet Union]]'s Foreign Commissar, Maxim Litvinoff, addressed the [[League of Nations]] saying that the Sudetenland issues were "the internal business of the Czechoslovak State''.<ref>''New York Times'', 22 September 1938.</ref>

	===~~Jews~~===		===jews===
	The British Ambassador at Prague (Newton), following a visit to the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 22 October 1938, reported to London that the Czechs wanted emigration for their ~~Jews~~ and asked the British Government to assist. Referring to ~~Jewish~~ recent immigration, Newton stated "the last thing the Czechs wanted today was an addition to their ~~Jewish~~ population....feeling against them in the country was rising." The Czechs asked the British to "make representations in Berlin to stop the German authorities 'dumping' these unwanted ~~Jews~~ from occupied territories into what remained of Czechoslovakia." Newton said to London that these requests were reasonable.<ref>Woodward, Prof. E.L., Butler, Rohan, & Lambert Margaret, editors, ''Documents on British Foreign Policy 1919-1939'', Third Series, vol. iii, London, 1950, p.195.</ref> Newton wrote again on November 1st of the "anti-Semitic trend, and ant-Semitic demonstrations have even taken place in Prague".<ref>Woodward, et al, 1950, p.215.</ref>		The British Ambassador at Prague (Newton), following a visit to the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 22 October 1938, reported to London that the Czechs wanted emigration for their jews and asked the British Government to assist. Referring to jewish recent immigration, Newton stated "the last thing the Czechs wanted today was an addition to their jewish population....feeling against them in the country was rising." The Czechs asked the British to "make representations in Berlin to stop the German authorities 'dumping' these unwanted jews from occupied territories into what remained of Czechoslovakia." Newton said to London that these requests were reasonable.<ref>Woodward, Prof. E.L., Butler, Rohan, & Lambert Margaret, editors, ''Documents on British Foreign Policy 1919-1939'', Third Series, vol. iii, London, 1950, p.195.</ref> Newton wrote again on November 1st of the "anti-Semitic trend, and ant-Semitic demonstrations have even taken place in Prague".<ref>Woodward, et al, 1950, p.215.</ref>

	===Dissolution of the failed Versailles State===		===Dissolution of the failed Versailles State===

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