Anniversary of the Week
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70 years since the Chapel of St Mary Magdalene became Czechoslovakia’s first relocated building
Seventy years ago, the Prague Chapel of St Mary Magdalene was rescued from destruction and became the country’s first relocated building.
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20 years of Prague’s “Porsche” trams
In January 2006, the Škoda 14T tram, nicknamed “Porsche” for its design, debuted in Prague and has become a familiar, if controversial, part of the city streets.
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January 17, 1931: Prague hosts its first hockey game on artificial ice on Štvanice Island
Štvanice Winter Stadium, designed in 1932 by functionalist architect Josef Fuchs, was the first arena in Czechoslovakia with an artificial ice surface.
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70 years of Bohuslav Martinů’s cantata 'The Opening of the Wells'
In the forests of the Vysočina region, Bohuslav Martinů composed one of his most lyrical works. Two small forest springs inspired him to create The Opening of the Wells.
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Marie Provazníková, who defied Nazism and Communism, died 35 years ago
Marie Provazníková ranks among the most outstanding figures of modern Czech history, resisting both Nazism and Communism.
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130 Years of the Czech Philharmonic, one of the symbols of Czech culture
When Antonín Dvořák conducted the Czech Philharmonic’s very first concert in 1896, few could have foreseen that it would become one of the symbols of Czech culture.
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