- Býšť
Býšť ( _de. Beischt) is a village near
Hradec Králové in theCzech Republic .History
The place is first mentioned in written form in 1360. The place was devastated during
Thirty Years' War . First school here was built in 1780.Eduard Nápravník , conductor and director of Tsar's court opera inSankt Petersburg was born here in August 24, 1839 (the school bears his name today). Church building is mentioned in 1360 (burned down and rebuilt several times), during 19th century there was also synagogue. During 18th century the village, together withRokytno andChvojenec , was center of persecuted religious sect of Deists (called "blouznivci").Major part of the village is located around busy road from Hradec Králové to Brno. Smaller nearby villages Bělečko, Hoděšovice and Hrachoviště are official part of Býšť. Most of people from Býšť work in nearby cities. The village become a de-facto suburb of Hradec Králové in recent years.
External links
* [http://www.byst.cz/ Village website] cs icon
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