Uherský Brod: putování historií královského města
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Üvod
....................................................... 9
Na úsvitu dějin
.............................................. 13
Od hrazené osady ke královskému městu
...........................25
Od husitských válek
к
městu poddanskému
.........................49
Století Kunoviců
..............................................59
Jan Amos Komenský
.......................................... 73
Století sedmnácté, čas zkázy a beznaděje
...........................89
Nový vzestup města a jeho stagnace v období přelomu
18.
a
19.
století
. . . 109
Zrod českého města
..........................................137
JUDr. Václav hrabě z Kounic
...................................163
Období první Československé republiky a německé okupace
...........175
Cestou
к
modernímu městu
....................................
189
Uherský Brod v současnosti
....................................
2O1
Příloha
(Summary,
Prameny, Literatura)
...........................211
Summary
History of
Uherský Brod
The town of
Uherský Brod
is located on the
Olšava
River, in the
region of
Zlín,
approximately
30
kilometres from the Slovak border.
The evidence of permanent and almost
continuous settlement of this locality
and its vicinity is shown by numerous
archaeological findings from the
neolithic, aneaolithic, bronze and iron
ages. Archaeological findings from
the period of the Roman Empire
and the Great Moravian Empire
reveal the developed culture
of this region s settlers. Based on
archaeological research an early
medieval village, Uneratice, was traced
back, which was later called
Neradíce
and is now a part of the town. The first
settlement of this village can be traced
back to the 9th century, its highest
prosperity however being reached
during the 11th century.
The first reference to a village of
this name and the later established toll¬
house called
Na brodě
however, was
made in
Olomouc
bishop
Jindřich
Zdík s
(1126 - 1150)
charter dating back
only to the year
1131,
although some
sources mention toll collection at Na
brodě
as early as in mid eleventh
century. A favourable geographical
location on the
Olšava
River, at
a crossing point of old merchant
pathways, earned the settlement
a considerable mercantile profit as can
be seen in sources from the 11th and
12th centuries referring to Czech
princes and kings who used to present
many monasteries and other clerical
institutions with donations from the
revenues of the local trade and from
tolls.
In connection with the end of the
old administrative system of the
country (which consisted of stronghold
districts) at the turn of the 12th and
13th centuries, and following the
penetration of German colonisers onto
the territory of Bohemia and Moravia
during the 13th century, new settlers,
probably from Silesia, were arriving in
the 50 s and 6o s of the same century.
Thanks to new settlers the original
settlement of
Na brodě
soon acquired
an urban character, which is indicated
indirectly by the arrival of the
Dominicans in the first half of the
1260
s
.
The climax of the whole
process of town formation was the
award by
Přemysl Otakar
II of
municipal privileges, codified in
a decree issued on 29th October
1272
in Brno. This was probably in
connection with the same award
presented to the nearby town of
Uherské Hradiště
in
1257.
Uherský
Brod
was awarded the so-called
Hlubčice
Right based on north German
Magdeburg law and extended by the
Right of Compulsory Storage. Thus,
apart from fulfilling its former role as
a trade centre, next to
Uherské
Hradiště,
the town was supposed to
fulfil tasks connected with the
protection of the Czech and Hungarian
border.
Both the
Přemyslids
and
Luxem¬
burgs,
to whom the town belonged,
were aware of the importance of the
base on the border with the Hungarian
Kingdom and often endowed it with
plentiful estates and privileges. Thus
among others
Přemysl Otakar
II gave
the town estates taken from the
rebellious Bores from
Riesenburg
(1276)
and
Václav
II donated it
litigation charges, which had come into
the Royal Chamber Treasury
(1288)
before. Also the Moravian Margrave
Jan Jindřich
exempted newly settled
212
burghers from all taxes for three years
with his privilege issued in
1362.
A whole range of these privileges
includes also a no less important
privilege (later confirmed by Moravian
Margrave
Albrecht Habsburg s
patent)
relating to the right of the sealing of
documents with red wax
(1435).
Although
Uherský Brod
was
pledged for financial reasons rather
often during its existence (first in
1288
- 1312
to
Oldřich
of
Hradec,
Chief
Governor of
Lucko
Province), in the
time of the Hussite wars it appeared to
be a fully-fledged royal town,
authorised to be represented in the
Assembly and to keep board estates
even if it did not belong among the
eminent Moravian royal towns by that
time. Controlled by a Czech and
German patriciate the town ranged
itself with the Catholic wing and King
Žigmund
Luxemburg. In
1424
however, the town was seized by the
Hussite troops and served as their base
for military interventions in Hungary
until
1433.
Damaged as a result of the Hussite
wars and later conflicts between the
Czech King
Jiří
of
Poděbrady
and the
Hungarian King Matyas Corvinus the
town began to flourish only in the
second half of the 15th century. In
1468
Uherský Brod
backed King Matyas who
later, in return, confirmed its old
privileges to the full extent and, in
addition, authorised the town to follow
the higher law of Brno. After King
Matyas s death in
1490
Uherský Brod
became a possession of the Czech King
Vladislav II. He however, in
1506,
after
a few years pledge, donated it with its
entire property to Jan of
Kunovice.
Under the rule of the noblemen of
Kunovice,
followers of Communion in
both kinds, the town achieved new
economic growth. Most citizens were
nevr utraquists. Significant posts were
also occupied by the Czech Brethren
community who had their own church
and school built between
1550 - 1573.
It was probably here where basic
education was acquired by some
prominent personalities of the public,
scientific and religious Hfe of that
time. They were for example
Václav
Mitmánek,
later a priest in the
Týn
Church, Prague,
ЈШ
Izrael,
from
1571
a bishop of the Unitas Fratrum, Pavel
Jesen,
one of the translators of the
Kralice
Bible,
Jan Němčanský,
who
produced footnotes for the
Blahoslav
translation of the New Testament, and
last but not least the especiaUy
significant thinker and later bishop of
the Unitas Fratrum John Amos
Comenius, whose stay in
Uherský Brod
in the years
1600 - 1604
has been
authenticated.
The rule of Jan of
Kunovice
(1506
- 1545),
of his son Jeffich
(1545 - 1582)
and of his grandson Arkleb
(1582 -
1610)
brought the town not only
religious tolerance but also economic
prosperity. The essential part of the
urban population comprised craftsmen
who were associated in guilds. Smith,
cart-wright and cooper guilds are
referred to in written sources as late as
1575,
a milliner one in
1576
and
a draper one in
1578.
It is very likely
however, that they began their
operation as early as in the 15th
century. Crafts and local agriculture,
where especially viniculture played its
essential role, encouraged busy trade
taking place especially on the two main
squares, the Upper and Lower Mart.
The economic growth was
interrupted only by the invasion of
Štěpán
Bočkaj s
troops from nearby
Hungary in
1605
and by the sale of the
whole of the
Uherský Brod
domain in
1611,
when the widow of Arkleb of
Kunovice
sold it to a new owner,
Oldřich
of Kounice. Thus
Uherský
213
Brod
lost its position of domain
administrative centre and was attached
to the larger domains of the noblemen
of Kounice.
The accession of the Kounice
noblemen as
Uherský Brod
suzerains
permanently curtailed the town s
privileges and reduced the municipal
property. The Thirty Years War caused
a general decline in the town s
prosperity resulting in indebtedness to
the suzerains. In return for the current
debts, in less than thirty years, the
town council had to sell a great deal of
the municipal property to the Kounice
noblemen. As early as
1627
Maxmilián
of Kounice
(1601 -
1Ó32)
acquired the
villages of
Korytná, Březová
and the by
then already deserted Volenov. The
town was deprived of the village of
Havnce and of the local brewery by
Maxmilián s
brother Lev
Vilém
of
Kounice
(1614 - 1655),
who was in debt
and who assumed the right to interfere
with the ancient rules of the beer and
wine draught.
The Thirty Years War left
Uherský
Brod
devastated with its economy
declining. Most citizens, who were
non-Catholic, had to resort to exile as
early as the first years after the Battle of
the White Mountain, which made the
town almost deserted until the end of
the War. Even the settlement of a large
number of Jewish citizens (who later,
in the first half of the 18th century,
were allowed to create their own
community with its own administration
and school within the walls of
Uherský
Brod)
was not of sufficient help to
greatly improve the situation.
The second half of the 17th and
the beginning of the 18th centuries
brought
Uherský Brod
a few more
disasters, which had a severe impact on
the locals. These included especially
the destructive fire in
1667,
invasion by
Turkish troops (1663),
Tököly s
troops
(1683)
and by Franz II Rakoczi s
troops in the years 1704
- 1708.
In the first half of the 18th century
however,
Uherský Brod
recovered from
the serious wounds of the war
especially thanks to the Mayor Pavel
Hájek
(Mayor in the years
1699 - 1737)
and the amanuensis and chronicler
Václav Letocha (1669
- 1738).
This
flourishing of the town was also
encouraged by the favourable attitude
of its owners, namely prince
Václav
Antonín
of Kounice-Rietberg
(1711 -
1794)
who administered the
Uherský
Brod
domain in the spirit of Theresian
reforms. These days the town was
revived especially by grain and
livestock markets, crafts and trade.
These were largely shared by the
Jewish community members who, until
then, had been kept on the periphery
of the town, outside the town walls.
However the town never again
achieved its once possessed political
and administrative significance.
The Kounice noblemen owned the
town until the revolutionary year of
1848,
which resulted in
Uherský Brod
becoming the seat of
a hetman
district
(from
1850),
a part of
Uherské Hradiště
region. Although later than in other
regions, industry began to grow here
too. It was encouraged especially with
the
Vlára
railway, built in the years
1883 - 1888.
In the political sphere
a Czech national element was gaining
more and more ground from the
1860 s to the 1890 s, winning positions
in the municipal administration. Also
Czech schools were being established.
In
1895
a Czech lower secondary
school was opened which, a year later,
was followed by a Czech higher
secondary school (the Comenius
Gymnázium
today). Another cultural
acquisition of equal significance was
the Regional Museum established in
1898
by
Václav
Hauerland (1867 - 1939)
214
and Jan
Kučera
(i860 - 1919) -
today
the Comenius Museum.
The birth of the Czechoslovak
Republic in October 1918 represented
a new impulse for the town s
development. The economic growth
required construction of new railway
station buildings in
1927,
the main
streets of the town were paved and
a new water-supply network was
constructed
(1932).
In
1936
the
foundations of the arms factory of
Česká zbrojovka
were laid and a year
later it started its operation. This
promising development of the town
was however interrupted by the
German occupation of Czechoslovakia.
After
Uherský Brod
was liberated on
26th April
1945
the previous trend of
industrial development was taken up
again. In the period of the so-called
socialist development of the town the
foundations of a new engineering
plant, the
Slovácke
strojírny
company
were laid
(1956).
Between the 50 s
and the 8o s the large housing estates
of Pod
Vinohrady
and
Olšava
were
built. Although
Uherský Brod
kept developing, in
i960
it lost,
in connection with the regional
administration reform, the status of
a district town. However it retained its
significance as an economic and
cultural centre of the region.
The year
1989
was a turning point
in the history of
Uherský Brod.
After
over
40
years the town could have
a democratically elected municipal
board. Its priority was to finalize the
preparation of the jubilee
-
400th
anniversary of birthday of Jan Amos
Comenius, a great mind who was born
here. An overall restoration of the town
included reconstruction of all
significant historical sights in the town.
The ceremony to honour Jan Amos
Comenius, which was held on 28th
March
1992,
was attended also by the
President of Czechoslovakia
Václav
Havel, who unveiled a Comenius
monument in the middle of
Masaryk
Square. It was made by Yvan Theimer
and named The Way of light .
In the following years the
development of the town went on,
many construction projects from
previous years being completed. In the
last ten years blocks of flats in the
Neradice quarter have been completed,
the last part of the new policlinics at
the housing estate of Pod
Vinohrady
has started its operation, and, by the
end of the 9O s, the post office bunding
was completely reconstructed. The
town has been acquiring a new look
also thanks to private building efforts
including lots of family houses and
other buildings housing shops and
restaurants. Culture, education and
leisure time activities have been
thought of as well. In this respect the
most significant institutions are the
National School of Arts, the House of
Culture and the Comenius Museum.
These make it possible for example for
the folk dance and songs ensembles of
the
Olšava
and
Olšavěnka,
the
Dvořák
choir and the children s Comenius
choir to practice and perform.
There have been significant
changes made practically in all aspects
of life in the town as a result of
unselfish work of many generations of
Uherský Brod
citizens and thus the
town has become a modern economic,
social and cultural centre of the region
including thirty towns and villages with
fifty thousand inhabitants.
Translated by
Růžena
Văclavtkovâ
215
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Obsah
Üvod
. 9
Na úsvitu dějin
. 13
Od hrazené osady ke královskému městu
.25
Od husitských válek
к
městu poddanskému
.49
Století Kunoviců
.59
Jan Amos Komenský
. 73
Století sedmnácté, čas zkázy a beznaděje
.89
Nový vzestup města a jeho stagnace v období přelomu
18.
a
19.
století
. . . 109
Zrod českého města
.137
JUDr. Václav hrabě z Kounic
.163
Období první Československé republiky a německé okupace
.175
Cestou
к
modernímu městu
.
189
Uherský Brod v současnosti
.
2O1
Příloha
(Summary,
Prameny, Literatura)
.211
Summary
History of
Uherský Brod
The town of
Uherský Brod
is located on the
Olšava
River, in the
region of
Zlín,
approximately
30
kilometres from the Slovak border.
The evidence of permanent and almost
continuous settlement of this locality
and its vicinity is shown by numerous
archaeological findings from the
neolithic, aneaolithic, bronze and iron
ages. Archaeological findings from
the period of the Roman Empire
and the Great Moravian Empire
reveal the developed culture
of this region's settlers. Based on
archaeological research an early
medieval village, Uneratice, was traced
back, which was later called
Neradíce
and is now a part of the town. The first
settlement of this village can be traced
back to the 9th century, its highest
prosperity however being reached
during the 11th century.
The first reference to a village of
this name and the later established toll¬
house called
"Na brodě"
however, was
made in
Olomouc
bishop
Jindřich
Zdík's
(1126 - 1150)
charter dating back
only to the year
1131,
although some
sources mention toll collection at "Na
brodě"
as early as in mid eleventh
century. A favourable geographical
location on the
Olšava
River, at
a crossing point of old merchant
pathways, earned the settlement
a considerable mercantile profit as can
be seen in sources from the 11th and
12th centuries referring to Czech
princes and kings who used to present
many monasteries and other clerical
institutions with donations from the
revenues of the local trade and from
tolls.
In connection with the end of the
old administrative system of the
country (which consisted of stronghold
districts) at the turn of the 12th and
13th centuries, and following the
penetration of German colonisers onto
the territory of Bohemia and Moravia
during the 13th century, new settlers,
probably from Silesia, were arriving in
the 50's and 6o's of the same century.
Thanks to new settlers the original
settlement of
"Na brodě"
soon acquired
an urban character, which is indicated
indirectly by the arrival of the
Dominicans in the first half of the
1260'
s
.
The climax of the whole
process of town formation was the
award by
Přemysl Otakar
II of
municipal privileges, codified in
a decree issued on 29th October
1272
in Brno. This was probably in
connection with the same award
presented to the nearby town of
Uherské Hradiště
in
1257.
Uherský
Brod
was awarded the so-called
Hlubčice
Right based on north German
Magdeburg law and extended by the
Right of Compulsory Storage. Thus,
apart from fulfilling its former role as
a trade centre, next to
Uherské
Hradiště,
the town was supposed to
fulfil tasks connected with the
protection of the Czech and Hungarian
border.
Both the
Přemyslids
and
Luxem¬
burgs,
to whom the town belonged,
were aware of the importance of the
base on the border with the Hungarian
Kingdom and often endowed it with
plentiful estates and privileges. Thus
among others
Přemysl Otakar
II gave
the town estates taken from the
rebellious Bores from
Riesenburg
(1276)
and
Václav
II donated it
litigation charges, which had come into
the Royal Chamber Treasury
(1288)
before. Also the Moravian Margrave
Jan Jindřich
exempted newly settled
212
burghers from all taxes for three years
with his privilege issued in
1362.
A whole range of these privileges
includes also a no less important
privilege (later confirmed by Moravian
Margrave
Albrecht Habsburg's
patent)
relating to the right of the sealing of
documents with red wax
(1435).
Although
Uherský Brod
was
pledged for financial reasons rather
often during its existence (first in
1288
- 1312
to
Oldřich
of
Hradec,
Chief
Governor of
Lucko
Province), in the
time of the Hussite wars it appeared to
be a fully-fledged royal town,
authorised to be represented in the
Assembly and to keep board estates
even if it did not belong among the
eminent Moravian royal towns by that
time. Controlled by a Czech and
German patriciate the town ranged
itself with the Catholic wing and King
Žigmund
Luxemburg. In
1424
however, the town was seized by the
Hussite troops and served as their base
for military interventions in Hungary
until
1433.
Damaged as a result of the Hussite
wars and later conflicts between the
Czech King
Jiří
of
Poděbrady
and the
Hungarian King Matyas Corvinus the
town began to flourish only in the
second half of the 15th century. In
1468
Uherský Brod
backed King Matyas who
later, in return, confirmed its old
privileges to the full extent and, in
addition, authorised the town to follow
the higher law of Brno. After King
Matyas's death in
1490
Uherský Brod
became a possession of the Czech King
Vladislav II. He however, in
1506,
after
a few years' pledge, donated it with its
entire property to Jan of
Kunovice.
Under the rule of the noblemen of
Kunovice,
followers of Communion in
both kinds, the town achieved new
economic growth. Most citizens were
nevr utraquists. Significant posts were
also occupied by the Czech Brethren
community who had their own church
and school built between
1550 - 1573.
It was probably here where basic
education was acquired by some
prominent personalities of the public,
scientific and religious Hfe of that
time. They were for example
Václav
Mitmánek,
later a priest in the
Týn
Church, Prague,
ЈШ
Izrael,
from
1571
a bishop of the Unitas Fratrum, Pavel
Jesen,
one of the translators of the
Kralice
Bible,
Jan Němčanský,
who
produced footnotes for the
Blahoslav
translation of the New Testament, and
last but not least the especiaUy
significant thinker and later bishop of
the Unitas Fratrum John Amos
Comenius, whose stay in
Uherský Brod
in the years
1600 - 1604
has been
authenticated.
The rule of Jan of
Kunovice
(1506
- 1545),
of his son Jeffich
(1545 - 1582)
and of his grandson Arkleb
(1582 -
1610)
brought the town not only
religious tolerance but also economic
prosperity. The essential part of the
urban population comprised craftsmen
who were associated in guilds. Smith,
cart-wright and cooper guilds are
referred to in written sources as late as
1575,
a milliner one in
1576
and
a draper one in
1578.
It is very likely
however, that they began their
operation as early as in the 15th
century. Crafts and local agriculture,
where especially viniculture played its
essential role, encouraged busy trade
taking place especially on the two main
squares, the Upper and Lower Mart.
The economic growth was
interrupted only by the invasion of
Štěpán
Bočkaj's
troops from nearby
Hungary in
1605
and by the sale of the
whole of the
Uherský Brod
domain in
1611,
when the widow of Arkleb of
Kunovice
sold it to a new owner,
Oldřich
of Kounice. Thus
Uherský
213
Brod
lost its position of domain
administrative centre and was attached
to the larger domains of the noblemen
of Kounice.
The accession of the Kounice
noblemen as
Uherský Brod
suzerains
permanently curtailed the town's
privileges and reduced the municipal
property. The Thirty Years War caused
a general decline in the town's
prosperity resulting in indebtedness to
the suzerains. In return for the current
debts, in less than thirty years, the
town council had to sell a great deal of
the municipal property to the Kounice
noblemen. As early as
1627
Maxmilián
of Kounice
(1601 -
1Ó32)
acquired the
villages of
Korytná, Březová
and the by
then already deserted Volenov. The
town was deprived of the village of
Havnce and of the local brewery by
Maxmilián's
brother Lev
Vilém
of
Kounice
(1614 - 1655),
who was in debt
and who assumed the right to interfere
with the ancient rules of the beer and
wine draught.
The Thirty Years War left
Uherský
Brod
devastated with its economy
declining. Most citizens, who were
non-Catholic, had to resort to exile as
early as the first years after the Battle of
the White Mountain, which made the
town almost deserted until the end of
the War. Even the settlement of a large
number of Jewish citizens (who later,
in the first half of the 18th century,
were allowed to create their own
community with its own administration
and school within the walls of
Uherský
Brod)
was not of sufficient help to
greatly improve the situation.
The second half of the 17th and
the beginning of the 18th centuries
brought
Uherský Brod
a few more
disasters, which had a severe impact on
the locals. These included especially
the destructive fire in
1667,
invasion by
Turkish troops (1663),
Tököly's
troops
(1683)
and by Franz II Rakoczi's
troops in the years 1704
- 1708.
In the first half of the 18th century
however,
Uherský Brod
recovered from
the serious wounds of the war
especially thanks to the Mayor Pavel
Hájek
(Mayor in the years
1699 - 1737)
and the amanuensis and chronicler
Václav Letocha (1669
- 1738).
This
flourishing of the town was also
encouraged by the favourable attitude
of its owners, namely prince
Václav
Antonín
of Kounice-Rietberg
(1711 -
1794)
who administered the
Uherský
Brod
domain in the spirit of Theresian
reforms. These days the town was
revived especially by grain and
livestock markets, crafts and trade.
These were largely shared by the
Jewish community members who, until
then, had been kept on the periphery
of the town, outside the town walls.
However the town never again
achieved its once possessed political
and administrative significance.
The Kounice noblemen owned the
town until the revolutionary year of
1848,
which resulted in
Uherský Brod
becoming the seat of
a hetman
district
(from
1850),
a part of
Uherské Hradiště
region. Although later than in other
regions, industry began to grow here
too. It was encouraged especially with
the
Vlára
railway, built in the years
1883 - 1888.
In the political sphere
a Czech national element was gaining
more and more ground from the
1860's to the 1890's, winning positions
in the municipal administration. Also
Czech schools were being established.
In
1895
a Czech lower secondary
school was opened which, a year later,
was followed by a Czech higher
secondary school (the Comenius
Gymnázium
today). Another cultural
acquisition of equal significance was
the Regional Museum established in
1898
by
Václav
Hauerland (1867 - 1939)
214
and Jan
Kučera
(i860 - 1919) -
today
the Comenius Museum.
The birth of the Czechoslovak
Republic in October 1918 represented
a new impulse for the town's
development. The economic growth
required construction of new railway
station buildings in
1927,
the main
streets of the town were paved and
a new water-supply network was
constructed
(1932).
In
1936
the
foundations of the arms factory of
Česká zbrojovka
were laid and a year
later it started its operation. This
promising development of the town
was however interrupted by the
German occupation of Czechoslovakia.
After
Uherský Brod
was liberated on
26th April
1945
the previous trend of
industrial development was taken up
again. In the period of the so-called
socialist development of the town the
foundations of a new engineering
plant, the
Slovácke
strojírny
company
were laid
(1956).
Between the 50's
and the 8o's the large housing estates
of Pod
Vinohrady
and
Olšava
were
built. Although
Uherský Brod
kept developing, in
i960
it lost,
in connection with the regional
administration reform, the status of
a district town. However it retained its
significance as an economic and
cultural centre of the region.
The year
1989
was a turning point
in the history of
Uherský Brod.
After
over
40
years the town could have
a democratically elected municipal
board. Its priority was to finalize the
preparation of the jubilee
-
400th
anniversary of birthday of Jan Amos
Comenius, a great mind who was born
here. An overall restoration of the town
included reconstruction of all
significant historical sights in the town.
The ceremony to honour Jan Amos
Comenius, which was held on 28th
March
1992,
was attended also by the
President of Czechoslovakia
Václav
Havel, who unveiled a Comenius
monument in the middle of
Masaryk
Square. It was made by Yvan Theimer
and named "The Way of light".
In the following years the
development of the town went on,
many construction projects from
previous years being completed. In the
last ten years blocks of flats in the
Neradice quarter have been completed,
the last part of the new policlinics at
the housing estate of Pod
Vinohrady
has started its operation, and, by the
end of the 9O's, the post office bunding
was completely reconstructed. The
town has been acquiring a new look
also thanks to private building efforts
including lots of family houses and
other buildings housing shops and
restaurants. Culture, education and
leisure time activities have been
thought of as well. In this respect the
most significant institutions are the
National School of Arts, the House of
Culture and the Comenius Museum.
These make it possible for example for
the folk dance and songs ensembles of
the
Olšava
and
Olšavěnka,
the
Dvořák
choir and the children's Comenius
choir to practice and perform.
There have been significant
changes made practically in all aspects
of life in the town as a result of
unselfish work of many generations of
Uherský Brod
citizens and thus the
town has become a modern economic,
social and cultural centre of the region
including thirty towns and villages with
fifty thousand inhabitants.
Translated by
Růžena
Văclavtkovâ
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