Olomouc

Olomouc; local Haná dialect Olomóc or Holomóc, German Olmütz or Ollmütz, Pols Ołomuniec, Laitin Eburum or Olomucium) is a ceety in Moravie, in the east o the Czech Republic. The ceety is locatit on the Morava river an is the ecclesiastical metropolis o Moravie.

Mayorscz:Olomouc
 1851–1865 Franz Kreilm
 1865–1866 Franz Hein
 1866–1872 Dr. Karl Borom. Johann Nep. Alois Schrötter
 1872–1896 Josef von Engel
 1896–1918 Karl Brandhuber
 1918–1919 Vládní Komisař
 1919–1923 Dr. Karel Mareš
 1923–1939 Dr. Richard Fischer
 1939–1941 Dr. Fritz Czermak
 1942–1945 Dr. Julius Schreitter
 1945–1947 Václav Stibor-Kladenský
 1947–1949 Jan Kučera
 1949–1950 Ladislav Bernatský
 1950–1956 Antonín Eliáš
 1957–1960 Josef Drmola
 1960–1970 František Řeháček
 1970–1986 Dr. Jan Tencian
 1986–1989 Ing. Josef Votoček
 1989–1990 Břetislav Baran
 1990–1994 Milan Hořínek PhD
 1994–1998 RNDr. Ivan Kosatík
 1998–2006 Ing. Martin Tesařík
 2006–  Martin Novotný

Sport

 SK Sigma Olomouc – fitbaa club
 HC Olomouc – hockey club
 Skokani Olomouc – basebaw club
 1. HFK Olomouc – fitbaa club
 DHK Olomouc – weemen's handbaw club
 AK Olomouc – athletics club
 RC Olomouc – rugby club

Internaitional relations

Twin touns – Sister ceeties
Olomouc is twinned wi:
 Antony, Hauts-de-Seine, Fraunce
 Lucerne, Swisserland
 Nördlingen, Germany Pécs, Hungary
 Owensboro, Kentucky, USA
 Subotica, Serbie Tampere, Finland
 Veenendaal, Netherlands

References


Category:Olomouc Destrict
Category:Ceeties an touns in the Czech Republic