| Subject | Predicate | Object |
|---|---|---|
| tgn_scopeNote:30990 | rdf:type | gvp:ScopeNote |
| tgn_scopeNote:30990 | rdf:value | Area of east-central Europe; was formerly a principality that was centered around twin towns of Cieszyn (in present day Poland), and Češký Těšín (in present-day Czech Republic). It was divided after World War I, and became a contested area between both countries until 1945, when Poland attempted to claim Teschen in its entirety. This was halted by the Soviet Union, and it went back to a prior border.@en |
| tgn_scopeNote:30990 | dcterms:contributor | tgn_contrib:10000000 |
| tgn_scopeNote:30990 | dcterms:source | tgn_source:2009008558-scope... |
| tgn_scopeNote:30990 | dc:identifier | 30990 |
| tgn_scopeNote:30990 | dcterms:language | aat:300388277 |
| tgn:6005897 | skos:scopeNote | tgn_scopeNote:30990 |