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The Czechs’ Attitude toward Vilnia University

Pyatkevich, a medical student from Vilnia, could not enroll in medicine in Prague: the Czechs did not recognize a Vilnia certificate as equivalent to a university diploma.

The Czechs’ Attitude toward Vilnia University

Francišak Pyatkevich, a student of the medical faculty of the Stefan Batory University of Vilnia, moved to Prague, wishing to enroll in medicine at the university there on the basis of a certificate he had received in Vilnia, the so-called "half-diploma." However, the Czechs held this certificate to be of no value, equivalent to the certificates of ordinary universities that the Czechs do not recognize.

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