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Originally appearing in Volume V04, Page 697 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BRUA  , a

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town of Bohemia, Austria, 93 m . N.N.W. of Prague by
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rail . Pop . (190o) 21,525 . It is dominated by the Schlossberg (1307 ft.), on which is situated the ruins of an old castle, demolished in 1651, and possesses a very interesting church, in
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late-
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Gothic style, built in 1517 . Brux is situated in the centre of a region very rich in lignite deposits and has, besides, important
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sugar, iron and hardware, distilling,
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brewing and milling
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industries . To the south of Brux are the villages of Pullna, Seidlitz and Seidschutz with well-known saline springs . Briix is mentioned in documents of the early 11th century . It fell to the
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crown under Pl'emysl I. or Wenceslaus II . and was made a royal city by Ottakar II. in the 13th century. convention and brought him the Democratic nomination for In 1421 the
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Hussites were defeated here by King Sigismund the
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presidency on the following day . Subsequently he received and the
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Saxons, and in 1426 besieged the town in vain . In 1456 the nominations of the
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People's and
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National
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Silver parties .

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