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	== Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic ==		== Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic ==

ChristophS: /* Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic */ Update links

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	'''Sources:'''		'''Sources:'''
	*Masonic Wiki ~~http~~://~~www~~.~~masonicwiki~~.~~info~~/~~Czech_Republic~~		*Masonic Wiki [https://web.archive.org/web/20120306091307/http://www.masonicwiki.info/Czech_Republic archive.org link 2012]
	*http://www.~~freemasonry~~.cz		*Grand Lodge of Czech Republic: https://www.vlcr.cz/
	*~~http~~://www.vlcr.cz		*Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Lodge_of_the_Czech_Republic
	*~~http~~://~~www~~.~~svobodnezednarstvi~~.cz


	==HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC==		==HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC==

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	== Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic ==		== Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic ==
	~~Source~~: [http://www.masonicwiki.info/Czech_Republic ~~Masonic Wiki]~~
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			*Masonic Wiki http://www.masonicwiki.info/Czech_Republic
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	~~'''~~HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC'''		==HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC==

			'''by William E. Parker † and Jacques Huyghebaert'''

	~~by William E. Parker † and Jacques Huyghebaert~~

	The area of Central Europe formerly known as Czechoslovakia and divided since 1993 into the Czech and Slovak Republic comprises essentially two different cultures; i.e., the Western, mainly Czech or Bohemian, and the Eastern, essentially Slovak, with Moravian influence sandwiched in the middle.		The area of Central Europe formerly known as Czechoslovakia and divided since 1993 into the Czech and Slovak Republic comprises essentially two different cultures; i.e., the Western, mainly Czech or Bohemian, and the Eastern, essentially Slovak, with Moravian influence sandwiched in the middle.
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	The area’s ensuing history, like most of Europe, has been one of continuing military, political, ethnic and religious conflicts. In 1415, for example, the reformer Jan Hus, a Wycliffe supporter, was condemned and then burned at the stake in Prague as a “heretic” for his opposition to the hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church, thus beginning the Hussite Wars which ran from 1419 to 1433. It was during this period that the Bohemian Brethren merged, their principles grounded on “pure and ancient Christianity” and the doctrine of the original equality of men.		The area’s ensuing history, like most of Europe, has been one of continuing military, political, ethnic and religious conflicts. In 1415, for example, the reformer Jan Hus, a Wycliffe supporter, was condemned and then burned at the stake in Prague as a “heretic” for his opposition to the hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church, thus beginning the Hussite Wars which ran from 1419 to 1433. It was during this period that the Bohemian Brethren merged, their principles grounded on “pure and ancient Christianity” and the doctrine of the original equality of men.

	== Thirty-Years War ==		=== Thirty-Years War ===

	The movement was dramatically suppressed during the Thirty-Years War, their last Bishop being Jan Amos Komenský (Comenius – °l592 - †l670), a name still highly revered among the Czechs. As a consequence of their persecution, a number of the Bohemian Brethren emigrated to England, Hungary, Poland and the Netherlands during the beginning of the l7th century. The Reformation had swept through many parts of Europe and at the Peace of Libeň in 1609, Emperor Rudolph II had granted religious freedom to the Protestants.		The movement was dramatically suppressed during the Thirty-Years War, their last Bishop being Jan Amos Komenský (Comenius – °l592 - †l670), a name still highly revered among the Czechs. As a consequence of their persecution, a number of the Bohemian Brethren emigrated to England, Hungary, Poland and the Netherlands during the beginning of the l7th century. The Reformation had swept through many parts of Europe and at the Peace of Libeň in 1609, Emperor Rudolph II had granted religious freedom to the Protestants.

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	Data was inserted into the Wiki by [[Derek Gordon]] for our Czech brethren.		Data was inserted into the Wiki by [[Derek Gordon]] for our Czech brethren.


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	The Czech language Lodge “Národ” (Nation) was officially constituted in Prague March 28th, 1919, by Bro. Ugo Dadone, an Italian Scottish Rite Mason and admitted on the roll of the National Grand Lodge of Italy (Piazza del Gesú) on April 20th 1919.		The Czech language Lodge “Národ” (Nation) was officially constituted in Prague March 28th, 1919, by Bro. Ugo Dadone, an Italian Scottish Rite Mason and admitted on the roll of the National Grand Lodge of Italy (Piazza del Gesú) on April 20th 1919.
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	== Alphonse Mucha ==		== Alphonse Mucha ==

Jens Rusch: /* First Masonic Lodge in Prague */

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	== First Masonic Lodge in Prague ==		== First Masonic Lodge in Prague ==
			[[Datei:Mucha badge freemasons.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left\| Badge of Czech Free Masons designed by Alfons Mucha. Date :the 1920s Source Národní museum, Praha]]

	The date of the first Masonic Lodge in Prague has long been debated and remains a controversial and emotional subject. 1726, the often alleged date of the foundation of the first Masonic lodge in Prague, is however a Masonic myth which originated as follows. In 1888 Josef Svátek, a Czech journalist and non-mason, who had published a historical novel entitled “Hrabe Sporck”, wrote in the periodical « Zláta Praha » (Golden Prague) that Lodge « zu den drei Sternen» (Three Stars) had been founded by count Sporck on 26th June 1726 ; but no explanation was given how he had come to that conclusion. This whimsical claim was blindly repeated, without any evidence or any reference whatsoever to historical sources, in the «Geschichte der Freimaurerei in Österreich-Ungarn» a work published in 1890 by Masonic author Ludwig Aigert ‘Abafi’. Extensive historical critical research was carried out by Bros. Dr. Josef Volf, Oskar Posner and others during the 1930’s but not a single document was found seriously relating Sporck and Freemasonry.		The date of the first Masonic Lodge in Prague has long been debated and remains a controversial and emotional subject. 1726, the often alleged date of the foundation of the first Masonic lodge in Prague, is however a Masonic myth which originated as follows. In 1888 Josef Svátek, a Czech journalist and non-mason, who had published a historical novel entitled “Hrabe Sporck”, wrote in the periodical « Zláta Praha » (Golden Prague) that Lodge « zu den drei Sternen» (Three Stars) had been founded by count Sporck on 26th June 1726 ; but no explanation was given how he had come to that conclusion. This whimsical claim was blindly repeated, without any evidence or any reference whatsoever to historical sources, in the «Geschichte der Freimaurerei in Österreich-Ungarn» a work published in 1890 by Masonic author Ludwig Aigert ‘Abafi’. Extensive historical critical research was carried out by Bros. Dr. Josef Volf, Oskar Posner and others during the 1930’s but not a single document was found seriously relating Sporck and Freemasonry.

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	== Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic ==		== Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic ==
	Source: [http://www.masonicwiki.info/Czech_Republic Masonic Wiki]		Source: [http://www.masonicwiki.info/Czech_Republic Masonic Wiki]
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	*http://www.vlcr.cz		*http://www.vlcr.cz
	*http://www.svobodnezednarstvi.cz		*http://www.svobodnezednarstvi.cz
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	'''HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC'''		'''HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC'''

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	== Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic ==		== Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic ==
	Source: [http://www.masonicwiki.info/Czech_Republic Masonic Wiki]		Source: [http://www.masonicwiki.info/Czech_Republic Masonic Wiki]
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	*http://www.svobodnezednarstvi.cz		*http://www.svobodnezednarstvi.cz
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	'''HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC'''		'''HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC'''

Jens Rusch: /* Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic */

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Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic

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	== Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic ==		== Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic ==
	Source: [http://www.masonicwiki.info/Czech_Republic Masonic Wiki]		Source: [http://www.masonicwiki.info/Czech_Republic Masonic Wiki]
	http://www.freemasonry.cz		*http://www.freemasonry.cz
	http://www.vlcr.cz		*http://www.vlcr.cz
	http://www.svobodnezednarstvi.cz		*http://www.svobodnezednarstvi.cz


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	The area’s ensuing history, like most of Europe, has been one of continuing military, political, ethnic and religious conflicts. In 1415, for example, the reformer Jan Hus, a Wycliffe supporter, was condemned and then burned at the stake in Prague as a “heretic” for his opposition to the hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church, thus beginning the Hussite Wars which ran from 1419 to 1433. It was during this period that the Bohemian Brethren merged, their principles grounded on “pure and ancient Christianity” and the doctrine of the original equality of men.		The area’s ensuing history, like most of Europe, has been one of continuing military, political, ethnic and religious conflicts. In 1415, for example, the reformer Jan Hus, a Wycliffe supporter, was condemned and then burned at the stake in Prague as a “heretic” for his opposition to the hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church, thus beginning the Hussite Wars which ran from 1419 to 1433. It was during this period that the Bohemian Brethren merged, their principles grounded on “pure and ancient Christianity” and the doctrine of the original equality of men.


	== Thirty-Years War ==		== Thirty-Years War ==