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Romania / Hungary / Croatia / Estonia / Slovenia / Bulgaria / Latvia / Poland / Turkey / Portugal / Slovakia / Lithuania / Czech Republic / / /
Facility
Constitutional Court / Masaryk University / Prague Castle / Catholic University / Spanish Hall / /
IndustryTerm
pavel.molek@law.muni.cz / constitutional law / /
Organization
Václav Klaus / Cambridge University / Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic / Liberal Social Union / Catholic University / Lisbon / Senate of the Czech Republic / Supreme Administrative Court / Senate / Ministry of Interior / Standing Senate Commission on the Constitution of the Czech Republic and Parliamentary Proce20 See / Assembly of Deputies / Masaryk University / European Union / Czech Parliament / Parliament of the Czech Republic / Social Democrats / Democrats / /
Person
Miloš Brunclík / Jan Kudrna / Otto Eibl / Martin Hostinský / Jan Fischer / Karel Schwarzenberg / Jan Holzer / See Jan Filip / Michal Kubát / Jakub Šedo / Attila Horváth / Louis Napoleon / Miloš Zeman / Napoleon Bonaparte / Miroslav Novák / Pavel Molek / Václav Klaus / Vladimír Dlouhý / Alena Macková / Markéta Musilová / Jana Bobošíková / Ivo Šlosarčík / Tomáš Franko / Tímea Drinóczi / See Stanislav Balík / Marian Kokeš / Ivan Halász / Vít Hloušek / Ladislav Vyhnánek / Attila Gyulai / Damjan Lajh / Jonathan Swift / Tomio Okamura / Agnieszka Szumigalska / Piotr Sula / Petr Mlsna / Eva Nováčková / Jan Kysela / Miloš Gregor / Tamara Takács / Edvard Beneš / Petr Mikeš / /
President / Head / author / presidential candidate / strong president / chairman / incumbent President / Chairperson / Lecturer / candidate for the office / law clerk / Lecturer of constitutional law and human rights / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Revolution / /
PublishedMedium
The Guardian / /
Region
Central Europe / Baltic States / Eastern Europe / /
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