Bohemia-Moravia

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Bohemia-Moravia

Government type	Absolute Monarchy
Ruling party	Royal Faction (Conservative)
Capital	Prague
Population	1.48 million
Primary culture	Czech
Accepted cultures	Slovak
Literacy	20.7 %
National value	Order
Tech school	Traditional academia
Status	Civilized

Bohemia-Moravia is in northern Austria

Bohemia-Moravia (or Czech Republic) is a European nation releasable from Austria. It lies between Austria and Prussia, where it has cores in the two Austrian regions Bohemia and Moravia. Bohemia is initially Austria's most populous region, which opens possibilities for a strong industry despite Bohemia-Moravia's small size. They have lots of coal and a good amount of iron which are good for industry.

Bohemia-Moravia can form Czechoslovakia if it has 45 Prestige, is at peace, and owns or has a sphere in the states Bohemia, Moravia and Slovakia. Bohemia-Moravia initially owns the first two, while the latter can be owned by either annexing it from Austria, or forcing them to release Slovakia by war.

Bohemia-Moravia will be stuck between Prussia and (a weakened) Austria, with Russia in near proximity which all have huge armies. An obvious choice is to ally one of them, if one have to fight another of them. Especially Russia is a good choice, since there are no direct source of conflict between them. Otherwise France is a good choice of ally.

Bohemia-Moravia's primary culture, Czech, only exists in its two core states, but by forming Czechoslovakia, it might gain Slovak as an accepted culture.

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