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Loštice (Czech pronunciation: [ˈloʃcɪtsɛ]; German: Loschitz) is a town in Šumperk
District in the
Olomouc Region of the
Czech Republic. It has
about 3...
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Loštice pottery, also
called the
Loštice goblets (Czech: loštické poháry), are
unique pottery with
nodules on the surface.
Traditionally they have...
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Olomouc cheese,
Olomouc curd cheese) is a
ripened soft
cheese made in
Loštice,
Olomouc Region,
Czech Republic. The
cheese is very easy to
recognize by...
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Stolpersteine in
Loštice lists the
Stolpersteine (Czech:
Kameny zmizelých,
literally 'stones of the disappeared') in the town
Loštice,
Czech Republic....
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January 1880 in
Vienna to
Jewish parents, who were
originally from
Loštice in
Moravia (now part of the
Czech Republic). His parents,
Sigmund Ehrenfest...
- 096) Velké
Pavlovice (3,072)
Loket (3,071) Desná (3,062)
Velvary (3,048)
Loštice (3,025)
Hodkovice nad
Mohelkou (3,002) Spálené Poříčí (2,997) Volyně (2...
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traditional Czech soft
cheese made from cow milk,
similar Bel Paese. Olomoucké syrečky
Loštice,
Czech Republic A soft cheese. Hermelín Prague,
Czech Republic...
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Abraham Neuda (1812,
Loštice – 22
February 1854,
Loštice) was an
Austrian rabbi. He was the son of
Rabbi Aaron Neuda of
Loštice, and the
nephew of Rabbi...
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Andacht (1855).
After marrying Abraham Neuda (1812–1854), she
moved to
Loštice,
where her
husband served as rabbi.
After Abraham Neuda's died in 1854...
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saint who was
martyred in
World War II. Born on 20
October 1907 in
Loštice,
Austrian Empire, he was the son of Fr. František
Nasadil and his mother...
