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قالب:PD-anon-70-CZ قالب:PD-1996 URAA rationale: Work was published in 1940, though taken before subject's death in 1895. At the time the photograph was taken jurisdiction lay within the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Austrian copyright expired 50 years from creation, and at the creation of Czeckoslovakia in 1918, the new country "preserved the Austrian legal system", not developing a separate copyright law until 1926.[1] Act #218/1926 § 39 provided that anonymous/pseudonymous works were protected for 50 years after publication, but under § 13 granted protected author's rights to the first publisher of an anonymous/pseudonymous work.[2] Copyright law was revised (Act No. 115/1953) in 1953 and repealed all provisions of the 1926 law (§ 112); confirming copyright of fifty years (§ 68) for anonymous works, again granting protected author's rights to the first publisher of an anonymous/pseudonymous work (§ 11).[3] These same provisions (§ 8 author's rights to first publisher; § 33 term of 50 years) were extended by a revision (Act No. 35/1965) which was enacted in 1965 and did not expire until 2000.[4] Thus at the time of the URAA effective date of 1 January 1996, the term of protection was 50 years from publication and had expired in 1990 (1940+50)