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Humpolec (;
German:
Gumpolds or
Humpoltz) is a town in the
Vysočina Region of the
Czech Republic, situated south-east of
Prague and roughly halfway between the Czech capital and
Brno, on the northwestern edge of the
Bohemian-
Moravian highlands (
Českomoravská Vrchovina).
Humpolec was founded at the beginning of the
13th century, becoming a town status some 100 years later. Humpolec is birthplace of
Aleš Hrdlička, well-known American anthropologist,
Jan Zábrana, one of the greatest Bohemian writers and translators of 20th century,
Ivan Martin Jirous, poet, underground writer and member of anticommunist opposition.
Twin towns
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