A 9801kg bell was cast on Friday to commemorate the 9,801 church bells stolen from Czech territory and melted down for munitions during the Nazi occupation of WWII.
Once the largest river shipping company in Central Europe, Labská JSC was established thanks to the recognition of the Elbe as an international river.
Czech-born composer and teacher Antonín Rejcha, who spent most of his life in France, is the subject of a new book published by the Moravian Library in Brno.
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Galaxy Le Corbusier: New book tells fascinating story of Czech architect František Sammer; Umělecká zahrada in Nusle: one of Prague’s hidden gems
The fascinating life of Czech architect František Sammer is the subject of a new book by art historican martina Hrabová, called Galaxy Le Corbusier.
News, 80 years since Lidice massacre, Czech experts restore valuable artefacts from Syria, UK adventurer Benedict Allen
Exactly eight decades ago, on June 10, 1942, the Central Bohemian village of Lidice was annihilated by Nazi forces. But its legacy survives in many forms to this day.
The National Museum in Prague has brought some twenty valuable artefacts from Syria to the Czech Republic to be restored by local experts.
News; US town of Crest Hill commemorates Lidice massacre; Prague Castle to host 10th edition of annual Minibrewery Festival; Jordi Savall brings early music back to stage.
