Czechia was a country in the Europe before the Great War.
Background[]
Allegro ma non troppo - Violin Concerto in A minor and Adagio ma non troppo - Violin Concerto in A Minor composed by 19th century Czech composer Antonín Dvořák are performed by Agatha on her radio station.
Ammunition box with Czech coat of arms
9mm ammunition boxes produced by Czech company Sellier & Bellot featured the Czech coat of arms - a silver double-tailed lion wearing a crown. Vault 33's armory was equipped with S&B ammunition.[1]
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The Bren gun was originally a Czech design.[2]
Appearances[]
Czechia is mentioned in Fallout Tactics and (indirectly) in the Fallout TV series.
Behind the scenes[]
The appearance of the crowned Czech (Bohemian) lion coat of arms on the modern real-world ammunition box[3] used as a prop in the TV series instead of one of communist Czechoslovakia implies that the Dissolution of Czechoslovakia happened at some point before 2077 in the Fallout timeline.
References[]
- ↑ Fallout TV series, Season 1, Episode 1: "The End"
- ↑ Bren gun item description: "This British adaptation of a Czech design was adopted as the standard light machine gun of British and Commonwealth forces in 1938. The .303 Cal Bren was among the most liked and respected weapons available to the British in WW2, due to its exceptional ruggedness, accuracy and simplicity, and remained in service with British forces for almost 50 years."
- ↑ 9 mm LUGER / 9 mm PARA / 9 × 19 SP on Sellier & Bellot website
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