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|group=Czechs
|image=
|poptime=over 10 million
|popplace= Czech Republic :
   9,249,777 (2001)

United States :
   1,258,450 {Link without Title}

Canada :
   79,915 (2001)

Germany :
   50,000

Slovakia :
   44,620 (2001)

Australia :
   20,000

Austria :
   20,000

Switzerland :
   20,000

Ukraine :
   11,000

France :
   10,731 (1990)

Croatia :
   10,510 (2001)

Israel :
   8,000

Sweden :
   7,175 (2001)

Bulgaria :
   8,000

United Kingdom :
   6,000

Netherlands :
   3,500

Romania :
   3,339 (2002)

Poland :
   3,000

Brazil :
   3,000

Argentina :
   3,000

South Africa :
   2,300

Serbia :
   2,211 (2002)

Russia :
   5,000~6,000

''in the Czech Republic include''


|rels=Predominantly Agnostic or Atheist , religious are mostly Roman Catholic or of Protestant minorities.
|related=other Slavic Peoples , especially West Slavs
}}

Czechs ( people of Central Europe , living predominantly in the Czech Republic . Small populations of Czechs live also in Slovakia , Austria , USA , Canada , Germany , Russia and other countries. They speak the Czech Language , which is closely related to the Slovak Language .

Among the ancestors of the Czechs are ancient Slavic Tribes who inhabited the region of Bohemia from the 6th Century onwards. They used to be called Bohemian s in English at least until the beginning of the 20th century, when the term was gradually replaced by the present one.

A small number of the inhabitants of the former province of Moravia on the east of the country consider themselves as members of a distinct Moravian nation or Ethnic Group . They speak Moravian dialects of the Czech language.


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