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Born in Plzeň

Plzeň is the fourth most populous city in the Czech Republic. Name these famous people who were born in Plzeň.
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Founder of Skoda
1839
Emil von Skoda
German physicist and Nobel Prize in Physics for his discovery of giant magentoresistance
1939
Peter Grünberg
Singer who is considered the most succesful male singer in Czechoslovakia and Czechia
1939
Karel Gott
Former ice hockey center who played for several NHL teams (most notably Penguins and Rangers) from 1992 until 2008 and is today the co-owner of his hometown team HC Plzeň
1972
Martin Straka
Former ice hockey right winger who won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils and Pittsburgh Penguins
1976
Petr Sykora
Former football goalkeeper who played for Chelsea, Arsenal and the Czech natinonal team
1982
Petr Cech
Former footballer who played for Hertha BSC, Freiburg, Aris and the Czech national team
1990
Vladimir Darida
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