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The oldest chairlift in Europe: 85 years of history on the journey up to Pustevny
Nowhere else in Europe has a chairlift been running longer than the one up to Pustevny in the Beskydy Mountains. It was put into operation on March 4th 1940.
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250 years since birth of Czech puppetry master Matěj Kopecký
The talented puppeteer, actor, juggler and watchmaker was born on February 24th 1775 in Libčany near Hradec Králové.
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From Čapek to the Present: 100 Years of the Czechoslovak PEN Club
Karel Čapek founded the PEN Club with the intention of protecting freedom of speech and the press, becoming its chairman.
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February 10th, 1975: Prague’s Kotva department store opens to the public
On February 10, 1975, the Kotva department store opened on Prague's Republic Square, welcoming its first customers.
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35 years ago, the much-feared Czechoslovak State Security was dissolved
In 1990, Minister Richard Sacher issued an order to abolish all central departments of Czechoslovakia’s State Security (StB), ending an era of violence and fear.
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Club for Old Prague celebrates 125 years of existence
The Club for Old Prague, founded on 28 January 1900, is one of the most important institutions dedicated to the protection of historical and cultural heritage in Prague.
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