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The content explores the self-governance of various municipalities until 1945, detailing seals and stamps, their shapes and characteristics, and the role of postcards within the book. It examines the transformations of the Pobečví region over time and provides explanations for municipal symbols. A comprehensive list of maps is included, along with corrections to data from the first volume. The text covers numerous localities, including Bělotín, Beňov, Bezuchov, Bohuslávky, Bochoř, and many others, detailing their historical significance and contributions to the region. Other notable places mentioned are Brodek u Přerova, Buk, Císařov, and Dolní Nětčice, along with Lipník nad Bečvou, Hranice, and Tovačov. The annotation also highlights smaller communities such as Hrabúvka, Hranické Loučky, and Radslavice, emphasizing their unique characteristics. The work serves as a valuable resource for understanding the history and development of these municipalities, reflecting on their cultural and social evolution, and providing insights into local heritage through various documents and literature related to the communities.
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Pobečví v proměnách času II., Jiří Lapáček, Břetislav Passinger
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- Released
- 2010
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- Title
- Pobečví v proměnách času II.
- Language
- Czech
- Authors
- Jiří Lapáček, Břetislav Passinger
- Publisher
- Elan (ČR)
- Released
- 2010
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 208
- ISBN10
- 8025487733
- ISBN13
- 9788025487730
- Series
- Tags
- Non-Fiction, Maps & Travel, True Stories, Travelogues, Period, Historical Postcards, Czech Municipalities, Přerov Region, Hranicko, Lipnicko, Kojetín Region
- Description
- The content explores the self-governance of various municipalities until 1945, detailing seals and stamps, their shapes and characteristics, and the role of postcards within the book. It examines the transformations of the Pobečví region over time and provides explanations for municipal symbols. A comprehensive list of maps is included, along with corrections to data from the first volume. The text covers numerous localities, including Bělotín, Beňov, Bezuchov, Bohuslávky, Bochoř, and many others, detailing their historical significance and contributions to the region. Other notable places mentioned are Brodek u Přerova, Buk, Císařov, and Dolní Nětčice, along with Lipník nad Bečvou, Hranice, and Tovačov. The annotation also highlights smaller communities such as Hrabúvka, Hranické Loučky, and Radslavice, emphasizing their unique characteristics. The work serves as a valuable resource for understanding the history and development of these municipalities, reflecting on their cultural and social evolution, and providing insights into local heritage through various documents and literature related to the communities.