History
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July 20, 1874: demolition of Prague fortification walls begins
Prague's fortification walls served as security barriers since the Middle Ages. Today, they are a testimony to the historical importance of the city.
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Czechast: Czech Roads and Trails, History and Present
Walking on historical roads and trails is a great way to discover the past and present of Czechia.
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Exceptionally well-preserved Neolithic settlement found near Kutná Hora
Czech archaeologists have discovered a Neolithic settlement near Kutná Hora. Built approximately 7,000 years ago, it has been exceptionally well-preserved.
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“He won the hearts of many in Plzeň”: US veteran George Thompson dies at 99
The American war veteran George Thompson, who helped liberate Plzeň in May 1945 with the 16th Armored Division, has died at the age of 99.
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Members of Slánský family rehabilitated seven decades later
Seventy years after the execution of Rudolf Slánský, convicted in an infamous 1952 show trial, a court in Prague has rehabilitated his wife and son in memoriam.
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Ancient Egyptian scribes faced similar risks as today’s office workers, says new Czech research
The work of ancient Egyptian scribes left specific traces on their skeletons, suggests a new study by Czech scientists.
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Czechs celebrate legacy of reformer priest Jan Hus
July 6th is a public holiday in the Czech Republic marking the 609th anniversary of the burning at stake of reformer priest Jan Hus.
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Cyril and Methodius, Apostles to the Slavs
Saints Cyril and Methodius, often revered as the Apostles to the Slavs, are celebrated each year on 5th July. This day is a public holiday in both Czechia and Slovakia.
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Czechs celebrate legacy of Saints Cyril and Methodius
July 5th is a public holiday in the Czech Republic honouring the legacy of Saints Cyril and Methodius who came to Great Moravia in 863 to spread the Christian faith.
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Film critic on why ‘Waves’ received several-minute standing ovation at Karlovy Vary
Jiří Mádl's new film premiered at Karlovy Vary to a several-minute standing ovation. We spoke to film critic Vojtěch Rynda to find out what made the film such a success.
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June 1914: Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg dies alongside husband in Sarajevo
Some 110 years ago, on 28 June 1914, Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in Sarajevo. His wife Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg was killed alongside him.
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Unique Bronze Age hoard discovered in north Bohemia
Archaeologists from the Museum in Roudnice nad Labem have announced a rare discovery of bronze artefacts, including pieces of jewellery, dating back over 3500 years.
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