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Sepekov is a
market town in Písek
District in the
South Bohemian Region of the
Czech Republic. It has
about 1,400 inhabitants. The
hamlets of Líšnice...
- 394) Loučeň (1,392) Velký Újezd (1,389)
Nosislav (1,385)
Frymburk (1,379)
Sepekov (1,378) Ševětín (1,377) Nové Veselí (1,375) Dolní Čermná (1,371) Pozlovice...
- (1993–2001). Vlk was born in Líšnice, a muni****l part of the
market town of
Sepekov, in the Písek
District of
Southern Bohemia. He
spent his
childhood in Záluží...
- muni****lity and
village in the
Pardubice Region Zálší, a
village and part of
Sepekov in the
South Bohemian Region This
disambiguation page
lists articles about...
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Myslbek and
member of Mánes
Union of Fine Arts from 1923. He was born in
Sepekov. Benda's
bronzes often focused on the
female body,
being one of the few...
- Nového Jičína (Nový Jičín) Senožaty (Pelhřimov)
Sentice (Brno-Country)
Sepekov (market town; Písek) Šerkovice (Brno-Country) Šestajovice (Náchod) Šestajovice...
- Předotice – Přeštěnice –
Probulov – Protivín –
Putim –
Rakovice – Ražice –
Sepekov – Skály – Slabčice –
Smetanova Lhota –
Stehlovice – Tálín – Temešvár –...
- z Prahy) 1420–1421
Procopius de
Plzna (Prokop z Plzně) 1425
Petrus de
Sepekov (Petr ze Sepekova) 1425–1426
Johannes Borotin (Jan z Borotína) 1426 Procopius...
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Chuderov Springenberg: Pomezí, p. of Všeruby (Domažlice District) Sepekau:
Sepekov Speierling: Skviřín, p. of Bor (Tachov District) Spieglitz: Nová Seninka...
- Mladá Boleslav.
Later he
moved to Netvořice (1581), Benešov (1587), and
Sepekov (1595,
probably before 1590). Turnovský was
married two times. He married...
