Prague: Presentation to Accompany Karasek's A Gothic Soul

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This document is a list of landmarks in Prague, Czech Republic from 1900, including the Strahov Monastery, Old Town Square, Loreta, Cathedral of St. Nicholas, and Vyšehrad Church. The document provides the names of notable Prague landmarks from over a century ago in a simple list format.

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