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May 28 2011 Anchor | ||
Well, if you really are going to make Exile Czechoslovak soldiers, here are few pictures for you - (sorry for low quality, scanned from one of my books) Img38.imageshack.us Czechoslovaks on Western front had typical British uniforms, just with Czech flags on shoulder. And as i said - Tanks were usually painted with patriotic lines or nicknames like "Lidice" , "Pravda Vitezi!" or something else (Cant think of anything right now) Edited by: MartyForEels |
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May 28 2011 Anchor | |
Thanks for that, will come in handy. Sturm |
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Jun 20 2011 Anchor | ||
Ok, now literally HUGE Czechoslovak uniforms resources. En.zeny-bojujici.cz - During attack, note trenchocats and white painted british helmets. I think it would have been interesting to create atleast one winter map where mostly Czechoslovak based forces would be impleted. Edited by: MartyForEels |
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Jun 20 2011 Anchor | |
Great resources Marty, thanks. I will definately add the Czechs, first however I need to find voice files. Will Hungarian voices from the 19th Century suffice for the Czechs (I.e Ripping audio from a napoleonic game)? Sturm |
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Jun 21 2011 Anchor | ||
Surely not. Well, these two are totally different languages. Hungarian is urallic (read - Its really fast and hard to understand if you arent native speaker), while Czech is slavic - Its slow, complicated, yet easy to understand once you speak. I might get you actual Czech voices from one crappy FPS - Beg i will find something that would fit into WW2 game. |
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Jun 21 2011 Anchor | |
Ok thanks, I thought former Czech was part of Hungary in the 19th Century and Astro-hungary in the early 20th Century. Unfortunately there is no Czechs in the game im talking about. Sturm |
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Jun 21 2011 Anchor | ||
First, there has been Czech Kingdom since like 6th century until 1526 (It has been really big - From Adriatic sea to Baltic sea in days of its biggest glory) when Habsburgs took Czech throne. Czech lands always had pretty good amount of independence - Own language, schools, culture... And than there has been second part of future Czechoslovakia - Slovakia. While Czech lands were under Austria control, Slovakia has been inside Hungaria teritory. They had own language (Slovak) , yet Hungarians didnt allow their independence grow like Austrians did. Finally, 1st world war stopped and Czechs and Slovaks formed new state - Czechoslovakia, with both languages (Czech and Slovak) official. They were in one state because of historical relationship and kinda similiar language. In 1938, with Munich agreement (act of betrayal by Western "allies"), Czechoslovakia got under Hitlers control and separated into protectorate Bohemia and Moravia (former Czech lands) and Slovakian state. After WW2, Czechoslovakia emerged once again - yet commanded by communists for 40 years. In 1989, Communists were kicked out. In 1993, Czechoslovakia separated into Czech Republic and Slovak Republic. Edited by: MartyForEels |
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