Prag/Prague , Czech Republic #1 |4K Video| / DJI Mavic 2 Pro/ Autumn 🍁 Travel [2019]
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New contributor NvS Channel used a DJI Mavic Pro 2 to create this beautiful aerial tour of the great city of Prague in the Czech Republic. At the :20 mark, there's a great shot of the National Museum with its distinctive gold-striped dome. At about the :45 mark, you'll see the National Theater on the banks of the Charles (Vltava) River. At the :55 mark, you'll get a great view of the Clock Tower in the Town Hall in the Old Town. Other highlights include the Church of Our Lady Before Tyn (1:15), St. Nicholas Church (1:45), and more.
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Prague became the capital of independent Czechoslovakia after the fall of the Austro-Hungarian empire in 1918. Prague Castle became the place for the first president of Czechoslovakia, Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk. The Czechs’ relations with Germany and Austria in the year 2000 were tense due to the Czechs’ refusal to remove the Temelin nuclear power station in southern Bohemia. Also, the removal of German Sudetens after World War II, stripping them of their Czechoslovakian citizenship, still remains an issue. Despite political apologies, German Sudetens are still prevented by law from re-claiming their property. Václav Havel was elected as the first president of Czech Republic in January 1993. Then again in January 1998-2003 Vaclav Havel was re-elected as president by a margin of one vote. Vaclav Klaus (right wing) became the second president in 2003 and again reelected in 2008. In 1999, the Czech Republic joined NATO and was approved as a member of the European Union in 2002. On 1st May 2004, the Czech Republic was then accepted by the European Union. In the year 2002 many buildings and underground transport system got damaged due to extensive floods in Prague. The Prague bid for the 2016 Summer Olympics was an unsuccessful bid. In 2009, due to the global recession, Prague withdrew its name from the bidding for the 2020 Summer Olympics.
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