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6/5/2019
• University of Defence as the only one military university in the Czech Republic is a regular contributor to IDET International Defence Technology exhibitions. Also in this year issue of the event held on 29 to 31 May, the university presented its scientific research projects outputs and students' professional abilities.
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5/9/2019
• All University of Defence students and staff gathered in the barracks in Sumavska Street on Tuesday, 7 May, to mark the Victory Day and the 74th anniversary of the end of World War Two on the European continent. Three mayors of Brno districts plus seven war-veteran partner organisations’ witnessed the event as honorary guests.
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5/9/2019
• The celebrations held by the Russian Federation today to mark the end of the World War Two include also a commemoration ceremony arranged by the Russian Consulate at the honorary graveyard of Brno Central Cemetery. Along with the war veterans and those who remember the war, the Brno City Mayor Markéta Vaňková, South Moravia Region and community organisations representatives, together with University of Defence officials laid wreath and flowers.
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4/12/2019
• The only military university in the Czech Republic have resumed a project that aims at rising new candidates from among the university students who would get interested in blood donation and entering the bone marrow register. The project renewed after five years should bring more hope in curing the seriously ill people and save human lives with the donated blood. Students received the information of the donating conditions and opportunities at the initial lecture.
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3/28/2019
• The graduation ceremony held yesterday closed another two career courses that train the officer for service in the top management positions within the Army of the Czech Republic – 34th combined General Staff Course “Tomas Garrigue Masaryk” and 35th General Staff Course “General of the Army in memoriam Heliodor Pika”. The thirty-five successful graduates completed the courses last week as they had defended their final theses, half of them with honours.
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