Ask Mikula anything

[Mikula]

Have you ever go to High Tatras with ponožky v sandálech?

I dont think so

[TheMaestro]

What is your favorite Pivo

[Mikula]

What is your favorite Pivo

[Rumata]

What type of people are the recent immigrants from Russia and post-USSR to Chehia? What is their social class in most cases?

[Mikula]

What type of people are the recent immigrants from Russia and post-USSR to Chehia? What is their social class in most cases?

To be honest, I met just few immigrants from Russia and another post-Soviet countries, here.
Ukrainians are the most numerous minority in our country (they even overnummbered Slovaks!),
but I live in easternmost part of Czechia, where their number is not so high.
A lot of Ukrainian men working in building industry and women at hotels (especially at Prague).
17 years ago I discussed with Ukrainians (from Tarnopol area) who worked as diggers in the town of Litoměřice (northern Bohemia).
They told to me that they are at home just during winter, rest of the year they works in Czechia.
Their wives takes care about the children and farming a bit (potatoes, pigs, etc.).
2 weeks ago I was at trip to Prague. In the hotel where I was accomodated were the chambermaids from Ukraine.
Receptionist was from Grodno, Belarus.
Several weeks ago I was at hospital and one doctor there has an Ukrainian name (and distinctive accent, too).
Perhaps the most known businesswomen from ex-USSR in our country is an Armenian, who started her company MARLENKA, at Frýdek-Místek
(not so far from my home).
As I mentioned before, it was quiet rare for me to meet people from Russia or another post-Soviet countries, therefore
I have not idea, how much of them works as cheap laobers, and how much of them has higher social status.

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[Satem]

I heard there are some vineyards in Morava, are there some in your area?

[Mikula]

Unfortunately, not - Vineyards are situated at southern parts of Moravia:

But I live norther: