History
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Jerome of Prague: The Hus follower also burned at stake for heresy
It is 610 years since the death of Jerome of Prague (Jeroným Pražský), who sought to defend Jan Hus but ended up burnt at the stake for heresy himself.
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Blood in Bohemia: castration, blinding, and murder in the Přemyslid dynasty
Castrated, blinded, and murdered on a latrine—Duke Jaromír’s fate reveals the brutal struggle for power inside the Přemyslid dynasty.
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Czechast special: Reconciliation, protest and history as Sudeten Germans meet in Brno
In this Czechast special, we join Brno’s March of Reconciliation as the historic Sudeten German gathering in Czechia sparks both dialogue and protest.
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Blood in Bohemia: the brutal fall of the Vršovci clan
In Blood in Bohemia, a special series of Czechast, we explore how a powerful clan, the Vršovci, fell victim to a wave of brutal political violence.
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“We’re standing on their shoulders”: Jewish Museum honours war-time staff
New plaques at Prague’s Old Jewish Cemetery pay tribute to staff at the city’s Jewish Museum who saved countless valuable artefacts during the Holocaust.
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Blood in Bohemia: the massacre of the Slavníkovci clan in 995
In Blood in Bohemia, a special series of Czechast, we explore the violent destruction of the Slavníkovci clan and what it reveals about power in early Bohemia.
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See belt-driven motorcycles in action at Pardubice Veteran Rallye
Pardubice will host its 41st veteran rally on Saturday, May 16, 2026. The traditional event will include an exhibition ride of belt-driven motorcycles.
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Pundit: “Artificial” spat over Sudetens congress will impact Czech-German relations
On Thursday MPs will again discuss a government motion declaring that the Czech Parliament is opposed to a Sudeten German gathering set for Brno at the end of next week.
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Blood in Bohemia: the violent legend of the Maidens’ War
In Blood in Bohemia, a special series of Czechast, we explore the Maidens’ War—a violent Czech myth about power, gender, and bloodshed.
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Fighting the Nazis with humour: wartime broadcasts by the legendary Voskovec and Werich
We look at the wartime satirical sketches and songs of Jiří Voskovec and Jan Werich, broadcast from the United States to their homeland.
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Czechoslovak WWII paratroopers honoured in “living” linden tree memorial
Czechoslovak paratroopers who laid down their lives fighting the Nazis in WWII now have a very special memorial – an alley of linden trees in the Vysočina region.
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“No boring 19th-century dude”: Prague exhibition revisits the legacy of Vojta Náprstek
A new Prague exhibition marks 200 years since Vojtěch Náprstek’s birth, celebrating the museum founder, innovator, politician and women’s rights advocate.
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