Central European Jamboree

Columns: Year | Event name | Location | Host City | Theme | Attendance
1931 | Camp of Slavic Scouts | Prague | Czechoslovakia | 1935 | Jubilee Jamboree of Polish Scouting and Guiding Association | Spała | Poland | 1997 | Fénix | Prague | Czech Republic | 1998 | Eurocor | Žarnovica | Slovakia | 1999 | San '99 | Sanok | Poland | 2001 | Carpathia 2001 | Csobánka | Hungary | Closer to each other | 1000 | 2004 | Tatracor | Tatranská Lomnica | Slovakia | Reach the Top | 2000 | 2006 | Orbis 2006 | Brno | Czech Republic | Many cultures - one world | 3000

Example questions:
Between the 11th and 14th Central European Jamborees , which event was hosted in the country with the greatest land area ? | What is the approximate population of the location with the highest Central European Jamboree attendance ? | In what region is the city located with an attendance of the Central European Jamboree fewer than 1000 ? | Between 2003 and 2004 and 2006 , what is the official language of the Central European Jamboree event with the lowest attendance ? | In which region of Europe is the host country of the Central European Jamboree event taking place between Fénix and Camp of Slavic Scouts ?

Answers:
14th | 400,000 | Silesia 2008 | Slovak | Central Europe