History
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Paul Polansky and the Lety Roma camp: Part 1
This is the first of a two part programme which focuses on American genealogist and amateur historian Paul Polansky and how he brought to Czech and worldwide attention the…
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Prague Castle defends decision to host Auschwitz liberation events
Remembrance events marking the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp, organized by the European Jewish Congress in the Czech Republic have…
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Last British Wellington bomber, undergoing final stage of restoration work, could be used to honour…
Public broadcaster Czech Radio has backed in initiative for a Vickers Wellington bomber undergoing restoration work in Great Britain to feature the markings of the…
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Masaryk, tech visionary?
One is so used to black-and-white photographs depicting Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, the founder of Czechoslovakia, as stern, dignified, even iconic looking that a video posted…
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Two years after Revolution my most exciting period at Radio Prague, says former chief Jan Valeška
The name Jan Valeška will be familiar to very long-term listeners of Radio Prague. After a stint at the station’s African service that began in the early 1970s, he…
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Prague Castle says commemorative events in Czech Republic marking liberation of Auschwitz will not…
Later this month the Czech Republic will hold commemorative events over two days to mark the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz at the end of World War II…
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Prague Castle prepares for significant renovation
Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest ancient castle in the world, covering an area of nearly 70,000 square metres, is set to undergo some significant restoration…
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Czech archeologists discover tomb of previously unknown queen in Egypt
Czech archeologists have chalked up a new remarkable discovery at Abusir southwest of Cairo: the tomb of a previously unknown queen. Chentkaus III is believed to have been…
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A Greeting from Castle Hill: an insider’s look into Prague Castle’s forgotten era
Prague Castle is considered one of the symbols of the Czech state. Once the seat of Bohemian kings, it now houses the Office of the Czech President, and its museums and…
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25 years since Václav Havel elected Czechoslovak president
25 years ago today, the dissident playwright Václav Havel became the first non-communist president of Czechoslovakia since 1948. Back then, Edvard Beneš had resigned from…
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Czechoslovakian espionage down under during the early years of the Cold War
Newly released documents from Australia's top spy agency have revealed details of Czechoslovakian espionage down under, during the early years of the Cold War. The…
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Jolyon Naegele – A voice of the West for many Czechs in the 1980s
The name Jolyon Naegele is familiar to many who lived through the final years of communism in Czechoslovakia and other countries in the then Soviet Bloc. At that time…
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