I live in Prague, the Czech Republic, located in the Central Europe, the member state of European Union, NATO, OECD and Schengen Agreement. I am interested in history and geography. I got an intermediate level of knowledge of English language.
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I wish the Wikipedians were always
polite to each other
assummig good faith
avoiding personal attacks
countering systemic bias
I was invited by ≈Tulkolahten≈≈talk≈ 20:25, 20 February 2007 (UTC) to become the member of Wikipedia:WikiProject Czech Republic
I have following articles placed on my Watchlist:
Prague - my home
Prague uprising - major military event in Prague history
Ruzyně International Airport - Prague’s main airport
Czech resistance to Nazi occupation
Edvard Beneš - 2nd President of Czechoslovakia
František Moravec - Czechoslovak military intelligence officer - stub started by me
Czech Cubism - avant-garde art movement - stub started by me
Czechoslovak border fortifications - built 1935-1938 against Nazi Germany
Czechoslovak Legions - volunteer forces during World War I
Olinda Landfill - stub started by me
I support the Metrication in the United States by adding International System of Units (aka Metric system or SI) in Wikipedia articles where
United States customary units are presented exclusively.
Monaco, Gibraltar, Falkland Islands and Pitcairn Islands.
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