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Prague, CZ on the Raymond family tree
Sorry to speak in english, but I don't speak czech, I'm French. Sorry if this is the wrong place to discuss it, but there's no forum here. There is a reference to "Prague, CZ" in the Raymond remastered family tree, this reference is set late 21st century (2070s-2090s) and is a clear reference to the czech state or area. The actual ISO code for CZ refers to "Czech Republic" and MA-en created it that way (en:Czech Republic). As I'm rather opposed to the political terminologies for a future reference, I've begun a discussion (en:Talk:Czech Republic) I just wanted to know if there is an official short term when speaking in english ? (like "France" rather than "French Republic"). I don't imply any offense like saying czech state won't be a republic in 50-70 years, but as I said on this talk page, states could evolve in the future of the Star Trek timeline in many ways : governments collapsing due to World War 3 (as established in First Contact), european countries uniting and transfering their sovereignty to "en:European Alliance" or "en:European Hegemony" (example : "Republic of Texas" became "State of Texas" when joining USA) or many different possibilities (for example, if France evolve into a monarchy again, which is unlikely, the "Kingdom of France" will still keep its "FR" code, etc...). I've found a "Czechia" term but it seems not widely used. Maybe you could add a czech point of view to this discussion. - From Cardassia with pain (diskuse) 12. 12. 2013, 18:22 (UTC)