Subject: Re: Czech stones of all kinds<br/>
Date: Apr 01, 2004 @ 17:24<br/>
Author: udomet@gmx.de (udomet@...)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-990028470"><blockquote><span title="ireply">&gt; <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://platon.cbvk.cz/kniha/priloha/sonnl.php">http://platon.cbvk.cz/kniha/priloha/sonnl.php</a><br/>
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&gt; On stone are visible letters &quot;ö&quot; - österreich - Austria<br/>
&gt; &quot;B&quot; - Bohemia - Czech<br/>
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 </span></blockquote>     I visited 2001-2003 often the border CZ-D (Bavaria and Saxony) and made<br/>
many pics and films.<br/>
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     First since 1920 CZ and Ö to set borderstones in agreement with state<br/>
treaty of St.-Germain-en-Laye <br/>
     (to WW I). To 1918 was Bohemia a part of austrian empire without<br/>
borderstones. <br/>
     &quot;B&quot; is alwas the shortening of all borderstones for Bavaria/Bayern<br/>
along border CZ/D and A/D.<br/>
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      Shortening for Czech  was C or CR  to 1948 (Ceska Republika)<br/>
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                                             CS         off 1948       <br/>
(Ceskoslovenska Socialisticka Republica)<br/>
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                       and now again C   <br/>
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