French Third Republic constitution
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The French Third Republic constitution was the set of fundamental laws established in the 1870s that created a parliamentary republican system in France, characterized by a strong legislature and relatively weak executive, which became a model for several later European constitutions.
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Czechoslovak constitution of 1920
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