History
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Museum of Puppets in Chrudim celebrates its 50th birthday anniversary
Street celebrations in Chrudim marked 50 years since the birth of the local Museum of Puppets.
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New museum dedicated to Alice Masaryk opens in Lány
A new museum dedicated to Alice Masaryk, the co-founder of the Czechoslovak branch of the Red Cross, has opened in Lány in Central Bohemia.
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Ležáky – the lesser known Czech village annihilated by the Nazis
Exactly 80 years ago, Nazi forces annihilated the village of Ležáky. Its tragic story is intertwined with the Nazi hunt for covert troops that realised Operation Anthropoid
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Departure of Soviet troops officially marked for first time
Departure of Occupying Forces Day is having its debut on Saturday June 25, the day the protocol expelling Soviet troops from Czechoslovakia in 1991 was signed.
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Young man’s grave discovered at Germanic Langobard burial site
Archaeologists have discovered an almost intact skeleton of a sixth century warrior during a dig near the town of Pasohlávky in south Moravia.
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Diaries of a Lidice woman discovered
Previously unknown diaries written by a Lidice woman have been recently discovered by her relatives.
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Golden age of Grandhotel Pupp began 150 years ago
The five-star Grandhotel Pupp in Karlovy Vary is one of the most famous hotels in Europe. In recent years, it has also become a popular backdrop for Hollywood films.
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100 years since establishment of Czechoslovakia’s Labská Shipping Joint-Stock Company
Once the largest river shipping company in Central Europe, Labská JSC was established thanks to the recognition of the Elbe as an international river.
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Eighty years after Nazi massacre the global legacy of Lidice lives on
Exactly eight decades ago, on June 10, 1942, the Central Bohemian village of Lidice was annihilated by Nazi forces. But its legacy survives in many forms to this day.
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National Museum experts to restore valuable artefacts from Syria
The National Museum in Prague has brought some twenty valuable artefacts from Syria to the Czech Republic to be restored by local experts.
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US town of Crest Hill commemorates Lidice massacre
Various places around the world adopted the name Lidice, so that it would never be forgotten. One of them is the town of Crest Hill near Chicago.
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The last Czechoslovak elections that led to the end of the common state
The vote on June 5-6, 1992 decided the fate of Czechoslovakia.
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