History
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Forgotten sound of Antonín Dvořák’s pipe organ rediscovered in Czech Radio archives
A pipe organ donated by the famopus composer Antonín Dvořák to a small church was lost in a fire. But Czech Radio has the recording of its sound.
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Anniversary of the Week
Mělník – a city at the confluence of two national rivers celebrates 750 years
Although Mělník lacks a formal founding charter, the first historical mention of its status as a city appears in a document issued on November 25, 1274.
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President Pavel: Czechs need more dialogue
With less than a year to go before the general elections, President Petr Pavel is calling on Czechs to listen more to one another.
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Memory of Nations Awards honour heroes and witnesses to history in National Theatre ceremony
On Sunday November 17th, within the splendour of the National Theatre in Prague, five individuals were honoured as this year’s recipients of the Memory of Nations Awards.
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Velvet 89: educational new game presents events of 1989 to new generation
Ahead of the thirty-fifth anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, Danny Bate spoke to designer Ondřej Javora, who was behind the graphics of the new game Velvet 89.
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Czechast with Mark Baker: Prague before and after 1989
Thirty-five years ago the Communist regime in Czechoslovakia started to crumble. Czechast brings you a perspective of Prague both before and after the fall of Communism.
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Remains of the only US pilot killed in Brno in WWII handed over to US Ambassador
Eighty years ago, U.S. pilot William L. Kiggins was killed during a combat mission over Brno, becoming the only US soldier to die in the Moravian capital in World War II.
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Skeletal remains of three mammoths discovered in Brno city centre
Archaeologists in the Moravian city of Brno have unearthed the bones of at least three mammoths, alongside remains from other animals.
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Freedom Week kicks off in Prague
Czechia approaches the anniversary of the Velvet Revolution and end of Communism in 1989. To commemotrate the historic milestone, Freedom Week kicks off in Prague.
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Anniversary of the Week
November 12, 1989: Canonization of Agnes of Bohemia
The canonization of Agnes of Bohemia 35 years ago marked a turning point for Czechoslovakia, symbolizing hope and the promise of change.
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404 years since the fateful Battle of White Mountain
November 8th is the anniversary of the Battle of White Mountain (Bitva na Bílé hoře), fought in 1620 just outside Prague, which forever changed the Czech lands.
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British defence attaché Col. Jonathan Kitson on his role, Remembrance Sunday and Poppy Appeal
Ahead of Armistice Day on November 11th, Danny Bate spoke to Colonel Jonathan Kitson, defence attaché at the British Embassy.
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