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The Czech Republic and the Vatican sign cautious friendship treaty
Prague's Cernin Palace witnessed a historic ceremony on Thursday when for the first time in history a treaty was signed between the Czech Republic and the Vatican…
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Josef Horak, a twentieth century Czech hero
I was recently involved in making a film about Lidice, the Czech village that the Nazis wiped off the map in June 1942. In the course of my research I met many people…
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Ruth Rulcova: the shock of an English cup of tea
A few days ago - for the first time - Ruth Rulcova had the chance to meet the man who saved her life in 1939. In that strange time between the German occupation of Prague…
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Nicholas Winton in Prague
One of the most interesting events at the recent Karlovy Vary film festival was the premiere of a documentary film about Sir Nicholas Winton. He was the British diplomat…
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Michaela Marksova-Tominova: a confrontation between two worlds
Michaela Marksova-Tominova is the head of the Centre for Gender Studies in Prague and is one of the Czech Republic's foremost feminist academics. At the time of the fall…
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Erazim Kohak - chinks in the Iron Curtain
With the communist takeover in 1948 Erazim Kohak left Czechoslovakia as a teenager. It was the beginning of over forty years of exile, during which Erazim Kohak became a…
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Press Review
The Japanese Emperor Akihito and his wife Michiko make it to the front pages of just about all today's Czech papers, with pictures from their tour of the sites of old…
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News of Radio Prague
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News of Radio Prague
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Insight Central Europe
Coming up in this weekend's edition of Insight Central Europe: the row over the post-war expulsion of Germans has spilled over from the Czech Republic to Poland after…
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