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This sketch of the history of Czech mathematics covers the nineteenth and early twentieth century. It touches upon the historical and cultural context in the nineteenth century, the growth of Czech (as opposed to German) institutions as well as the structure, culture and interests of the mathematical community. Tables present data about the number of mathematicians and scientists, theses in pure mathematics at the Czech University of Prague and the membership in 1912 of the Czech mathematical society. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0862.00010].
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