Czech Republic

We reached the Czech Republic in the Czech Republic but the monarchy of the then Austrian Hungarian Empire of Czechoslovakia, which was part of the Holy Roman Empire, became an independent country at the end of the First World War. The Czech Republic is located in northern Hungary, southern Poland, eastern Germany, Ukraine, western Russia. The capital of the Czech Republic is Prague. The exact location of the Czech Republic is - longitude, - latitude. The coordinates of Prague are latitude and longitude.

In plant geography, the Czech Republic belongs to the Central European region of the Nordic kingdom. According to the WWF, the territory of the Czech Republic can be subdivided into four ecological zones: broad-leaved forests in Western Europe, mixed forests in Central Europe, mixed forests in Pannonia and coniferous forests in the Carpathian Mountains. The three historic land basins of the Moravian Mora, the Czech Republic (the central state of the former Bohemian kingdom), Elbe (the Czech Republic: the Rabe river) and the Vltava Basin and the Order River Basin are almost perfectly matched. Czechosilesia basin (Czech Republic)

The Czech Republic is a unified country with a civil law system based on the continental type rooted in German legal culture. The basis of the legal system is the Constitution of the Czech Republic adopted in 1993. "Penal Code" has been enforced from 2010. In 2014 a new "Civil Code" was enforced. The court system includes districts, counties and the Supreme Court, which are divided into civil law, criminal and administrative divisions. The Czech Judiciary Court has three Supreme Courts. The Constitutional Court consists of 15 Constitutional Judges and oversees the constitutional breach by the legislature or the government. The Supreme Court consists of 67 judges and is the Supreme Court of almost all cases in the Czech Republic. The Supreme Administrative Court will determine the validity of procedures and administration. Both the Supreme Court and the Supreme Administrative Court are in Brno, so is the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office.

The Czech Republic government severely punishes Neonacism (Czech: Neonacismus). According to the report of the Czech Republic Interior Ministry, Neo Nazis committed more than 211 crimes in 2013. There are more than 150 members of the New Nazis group in the Czech Republic. One of them is Wotan Jugend Group in Germany. In 2006, the Jewish drama director Rome Irin from St. Petersburg, Russia was attacked by Neo Nazis when he returned from the underground tunnel after the rehearsal. Ilin then accused the Estonian police from being indifferent after a lawsuit. When a dark-skinned French student was attacked by Tartu, the head of the International Student Association claimed that the attack was characteristic of Neo Nazi's violence. However, Estonian police officials said there are only a few cases of involving international students in the past two years.