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The Czech writer and poet would react happily, the peace settlement make Austria and Hungary had to recognize Czechoslovakia as an independent country which the Czechs wanted. And it won't be the main city of Austria-Hungary anymore, which would make Prague less likely to get attacked since it is well protected due to the fact that it is the capital of Czechoslovakia. Due to the peace settlement, although they can't export their hard copies books to another country since there is no access to seaport, the territory from other countries was given to Czechoslovakia and the citizen is placed under Czech rule, they will be more people buying their books. Besides that, poets or writers might be able to sell the books or poems at a higher price since Prague was the capital city of Czechoslovakia now. This will affect their economy to rise. As a writer or poet in Prague, I will be satisfied with the sign of Peace Settlement and happy since we finally gain recognition of the independence of Chechoslovakia as well as the freedom we gained.

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"Finally Czechoslovakia was made independent on 28 October 1918 after a few years of competing with the Austria-Hungary because Austria-Hungary did not admit that Czechoslovakia was an independent country but after World War One when Austria-Hungary have lost the war and they were forced to sign peace treaties. Afterward, our present president also tried many times to gain independence for us and now we have succeeded and was quickly recognized by France and other Allied opponents of Austria. Under the leadership of Masaryk, who served as president from 1918 to 1935, Czechoslovakia became a stable parliamentary democracy(a system of democratic governance of a state)and the most industrially advanced country in eastern Europe. As a writer living in Prague, I feel really happy. Although we can't export our books due to the fact that our country is a landlocked country, the population in our country rises up due to the territories given. This means more people buy books from me which has also changed my life. We have waited for this for ages, it finally come true. I'm super satisfied with the sign of the Peace Settlement and feel extremely happy for my country!"

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Speech given by the writer and poet living in Prague

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Speech given by the writer and poet living in Prague

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Didn't really affect Czechoslovakia/Prague. Mainly affected Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey.

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- can't export the hard copies to another country (landlock country, no access of seaport)

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Prague
- got what they wanted (recognition of Czechoslovakia independence)
- since is the capital city (protected well, feel secure)
- territory was given to Czechoslovakia, population and lands increased (their country will expand which mean it will be stronger)

Poets/Writers
- some of the poets/writers that became soldiers and survived after ww1 will be able to still write poems, books about wartime to let future generations know more able it.
- or they wrote poems during wars to express their emotions, they wanted to describe the horrors of the war when others could not (able to sell it)

- Since Prague was the capital city now - they can sell their books/poems in a higher price
- More people buy their books (territory given to Cezch
- Have the freedom to write books

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Once one of the main cities of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and now the capital city of Czechoslovakia.

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- (7 March 1850 – 14 September 1937) was a Czechoslovakia politician.
- the first president of Czechoslovakia (1918–35)

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Prague is famous for its cultural life and monuments, it has also played an important role in the economic life of what is now the Czech Republic.

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Since the early and intensive development in the 19th century of such industries as those producing textiles and machinery.

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- Czechoslovakia became a landlocked country
- Became an independent country (1918) --> got accepted as an independent country (freedom)
- Territories were given - expand the country (population rise)

Poets/Writers
- able to write poems/books (freedom)
- more people will buy their books(in their own country) since territories were given and the population will rise

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- Austro-Hungarian is not a landlocked country before the treaty
- Austro-Hungarian Empire didn't recognized their independent

Poets/Writers
- those who able to write --> export it to another country
- some have no freedom to write (under Austro-Hungarian Empire)

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How the writer and poet in Prague would have reacted?

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How the writer and poet in Prague would have reacted?

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- Hultschin was to transferred to Czechoslovakia

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Peace settlement from 1919- 1923 (affected Czechoslovakia/Prague)

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Peace settlement from 1919- 1923 (affected Czechoslovakia/Prague)

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The Treaty of Trianon with Hungary, 4 June 1920

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The Treaty of Trianon with Hungary, 4 June 1920

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-Territory from the former Empire was transferred to Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Romania.

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The Treaty of Saint Germain with Austria, 10 September 1919

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The Treaty of Saint Germain with Austria, 10 September 1919

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- Had to accept the break-up of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
- Austria had to recognise the independence of Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Italy, and Romania.
- Territory from the former Empire was transferred to Czechoslovakia, Poland, Yugoslavia, Italy, and Romania
- Three million Sudeten (border of Czechoslovakia and Germany) Germans were placed under Czech rule.
- When Prague was in Austro-Hungarian Empire, they were able to access the seaport. After the treaty was set, belong to Czechoslovakia - a landlock country (no access of seaports)

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After Czechoslovakia have been made independent. Prague was chosen as its capital. At this time Prague was a European city with developed industrial background. In 1930 the population had risen to 850,000.

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World War 1 ended with the defeat of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and, Czechoslovakia was made independent.

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The Treaties of Saint Germain and Trianon: territorial changes

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A Czech writer and poet living in Prague

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A Czech writer and poet living in Prague