Radeč (Úpice)
According to folk tradition, the name of the village should be a derivative of the male name Radek, but given that Radeč was a predominantly German village since ancient times, doubts arise about this. Until the time before World War 1, the name Radčí (Raatsch in German) was used. Contemporary German sources, on the other hand, say that the village was founded as early as 1014 by Heinrich Radezik and the first German...
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Radeč (Úpice)
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