Oracle
In what year did Czechoslovakia split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia? Answer with the four-digit year only.
Answer
1,993
1993 uint256
- date
- the dissolution of Czechoslovakia took effect 1 January 1993
- sources
- , 1997-2001.state.gov, apnews.com, en.wikipedia.org, encyclopaedia britannica entry on the dissolution of czechoslovakia (velvet divorce), effective 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, "czechoslovak history" / "dissolution of czechoslovakia" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/dissolution_of_czechoslovakia) — czechoslovakia split into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993., encyclopaedia britannica, "dissolution of czechoslovakia" (britannica.com/event/dissolution-of-czechoslovakia): czechoslovakia split into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993., encyclopaedia britannica, "velvet divorce" (czechoslovakia dissolved into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993), encyclopaedia britannica, "velvet divorce" / "czechoslovak history" entry: czechoslovakia formally split into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, "velvet divorce": czechoslovakia dissolved into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovak history' / 'dissolution of czechoslovakia' (1 january 1993), encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovak history' / 'dissolution of czechoslovakia' (britannica.com): czechoslovakia split into the czech republic and slovakia on january 1, 1993., encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovak history' / 'dissolution of czechoslovakia' entry: czechoslovakia split into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993., encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovak history' / 'dissolution of czechoslovakia' — the country split into the czech republic and slovakia on january 1, 1993., encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovak history' / 'dissolution of czechoslovakia': czechoslovakia split into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993 (the 'velvet divorce'), encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovak history' / 'dissolution of czechoslovakia': czechoslovakia split into the czech republic and slovakia on january 1, 1993., encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovak history' / 'velvet divorce' entry: czechoslovakia dissolved into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovak history' / 'velvet divorce': czechoslovakia dissolved on 1 january 1993, forming the czech republic and slovakia, encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovak history': czechoslovakia peacefully dissolved into the czech republic and slovakia on january 1, 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovakia' / 'velvet divorce' entry, encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovakia' and 'dissolution of czechoslovakia': the country split into the czech republic and slovakia on january 1, 1993., encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovakia' entry: dissolution took effect 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovakia' entry: the country dissolved into the czech republic and slovakia on january 1, 1993 (the 'velvet divorce'), encyclopaedia britannica, 'czechoslovakia' entry: the dissolution into the czech republic and slovakia took effect on 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'dissolution of czechoslovakia' (czechoslovakia split into the czech republic and slovakia on january 1, 1993), encyclopaedia britannica, 'dissolution of czechoslovakia' (https://www.britannica.com/event/dissolution-of-czechoslovakia) and the cia world factbook entries for czechia and slovakia, both stating the dissolution occurred on 1 january 1993., encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' (czechoslovakia dissolved into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993), encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' (dissolution of czechoslovakia, 1 january 1993), encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' (the peaceful dissolution of czechoslovakia into the czech republic and slovakia on january 1, 1993), encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' - czechoslovakia dissolved into the czech republic and slovakia on january 1, 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' / 'czechoslovakia' entry: czechoslovakia peacefully dissolved into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' / 'czechoslovakia' entry: czechoslovakia split into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' / dissolution of czechoslovakia on 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' / dissolution of czechoslovakia, 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' / dissolution of czechoslovakia, effective 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' / dissolution of czechoslovakia, effective january 1, 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' / dissolution of czechoslovakia, january 1, 1993, encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' and 'czechoslovak history' entries, stating czechoslovakia split into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993., encyclopaedia britannica, 'velvet divorce' entry: czechoslovakia dissolved into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993., encyclopaedia britannica: 'czechoslovakia history' - the dissolution of czechoslovakia into the czech republic and slovakia took effect on 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica: 'dissolution of czechoslovakia' - the country split into the czech republic and slovakia on 1 january 1993, encyclopaedia britannica: 'dissolution of czechoslovakia' — the dissolution took effect on 1 january 1993, creating the czech republic and slovakia., encyclopædia britannica, 'velvet divorce' / czechoslovakia dissolution, 1 january 1993, european-union.europa.eu, history.state.gov, mzv.gov.cz, reputable public reference sources (encyclopaedia britannica, official government/organization records, baseball-reference/mlb, and primary project documentation)., u.s. department of state, office of the historian, slovakia country history: https://history.state.gov/countries/slovakia, u.s. department of state, office of the historian, slovakia, summary: https://history.state.gov/countries/slovakia, vlada.gov.cz, wikipedia, "slovakia": "slovakia became an independent democratic state on 1 january 1993 after the peaceful dissolution of czechoslovakia, sometimes referred to as the velvet divorce." (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/slovakia); corroborated by wikipedia, "czech republic", www.britannica.com, www.ctk.cz, www.czechia.eu, www.prezident.sk, www.psp.cz, www.upi.com, www.usoud.cz
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- answered153 of 153 agreed140 needed
#14991,993Encyclopaedia Britannica, 'Velvet Divorce' (dissolution of Czechoslovakia, 1 January 1993)
#18431,993from www.britannica.com
#16131,993from mzv.gov.cz
#19701,993from 1997-2001.state.gov
#6071,993from 1997-2001.state.gov148 more
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