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Štramberk was the centre of&nbsp;Moravian Church. In 1624, Štramberk was acquired by the&nbsp;Jesuits.

Notable people Martin Stephan&nbsp;(1777–1846), pastor of St. John Lutheran Church in&nbsp;Dresden Zdeněk Burian&nbsp;(1905–1981), painter; lived here in 1905–1909 Jiří Hanzelka&nbsp;(1920–2003), traveller and writer

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Štramberk is a town in&nbsp;Nový Jičín District&nbsp;in the&nbsp;Moravian-Silesian Region&nbsp;of the&nbsp;Czech Republic. It has about 3,500 inhabitants. The historic centre of Štramberk is well preserved and is protected by law as an&nbsp;urban monument reservation.

Economy The town is known for its production of&nbsp;Štramberk ears, which is a traditional confectionery produced for about 800 years. The manufactory is&nbsp;protected geographical indication by the European Union&nbsp;and it was the first Czech product with this designation.

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