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The Dominican Court in Prague has a duty to save it in tens of thousands of months.

The Dominican court of the 17th century, which had been broken down for decades under the hands of Council of Prague 4 several years ago, was merely a fascinating reminder of past times.

Reported by Novinky.cz Nov 4, 2026 · 15:46 UTC

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