Anniversary of the Week
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December 11, 1949 : Číhošt' Miracle abused by communist secret police to discredit Catholic Church
The communist secret police used a mysterious phenomenon which occurred in a small church in the village of Číhošt' to launch a terror campaign against the Catholic Church.
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The first free trips to the West: 35 years ago, Austria abolished visas for Czechs and Slovaks
By abolishing visas for Czechoslovaks, the Austrians launched an era of free travel.
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Mělník – a city at the confluence of two national rivers celebrates 750 years
Although Mělník lacks a formal founding charter, the first historical mention of its status as a city appears in a document issued on November 25, 1274.
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Dominik Hašek: first Czech ever inducted into NHL Hockey Hall of Fame 10 years ago
10 years ago, Dominik Hašek became the first Czech NHL hockey player to be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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November 12, 1989: Canonization of Agnes of Bohemia
The canonization of Agnes of Bohemia 35 years ago marked a turning point for Czechoslovakia, symbolizing hope and the promise of change.
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20 years since the end of conscription: Has the professional Czech army lived up to expectations?
On November 4th 2004, the Czech Senate approved the end of compulsory military service. Thousands of young men across the country were relieved.
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