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Prostĕjov (prô`styĕyôf), Ger. Prossnitz, city (1991 pop. 50,074), SE Czech Republic, in Moravia. A railway junction and trade center of the fertile Haná agricultural region, Prostĕjov has breweries, distilleries, and industries manufacturing farm machinery, paper, and textiles. A 16th-century castle dominates the city skyline; other landmarks include a 16th-century Renaissance town hall and a 14th-century church.
Prostějov 

a city in Czechoslovakia, in South Moravia, Czech Socialist Republic. Population, 37,000 (1970). Prostějov has leather footwear, food, and agricultural machinery industries.
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Congratulations too, to Liverpool's ace wheelchair tennis player Jamie Burdekin who won both the quad singles and doubles titles at the Czech Open Wheelchair Tennis Championships in Prostejov.
Well done to local winners by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
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