Anniversary of the Week
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Strongest earthquake in modern Czech history: 40 years ago in 1985
In December 1985, the western part of what was then Czechoslovakia was struck by the strongest earthquake of modern times, shaking buildings near the border with Germany.
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Veletržní Palace celebrates 30 years since reopening
Thirty years ago, on 13 December 1995, Veletržní Palace reopened after a long reconstruction. The National Gallery thus gained a home for its collection of modern art.
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120 years since the first corneal transplant: Olomouc placed Czechia in the history of medicine
In December 1905, Eduard Konrad Zirm performed in Olomouc the first successful corneal transplant in the world. Czech medicine remains a pioneer to this day.
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Olomouc’s Holy Trinity Column: 25 Years on the UNESCO List
Olomouc’s dominant landmark is currently in the hands of restorers. Under the scaffolding, they managed to solve two mysteries hidden within the monument.
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When Prague connected with Tokyo: The first digital radio broadcast 40 years ago
In November 1985, Czechoslovak Radio made history by digitally broadcasting a Prague Symphony concert live via satellite to Tokyo—a milestone in global radio.
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Smíchov’s cycling pioneers: 145 years since founding of Czech Velocipedists’ Club
On November 16, 1880, the Kohout brothers founded the first cycling club in the monarchy. Their passion sparked bicycle production and the cycling movement in Bohemia.
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